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Enslaved people’s health was ignored from the country’s beginning, laying the groundwork for today’s health disparities

By Caribbean American Weekly on July 31, 2020   Africa, Black History Month, CAW Exclusive, End Racism, World News  

Enslaved people’s health was ignored from the country’s beginning, laying the groundwork for today’s health disparities

A Union soldier stands with African Americans on the plantation Thomas F. Drayton, Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, 1862. Photo by Henry P. Moore, …

I used to lead tours at a plantation. You won’t believe the questions I got about slavery

By Caribbean American Weekly on April 19, 2019   Culture  

People think slaveholders "took care" of their slaves out of the goodness of their hearts, rather than out of economic interest...

I used to lead tours at a plantation. You won’t believe the questions I got about slavery

By Margaret Biser, Vox

Up until about a year ago, I worked at a historic site in the South that included an old house …

Slavery still ‘very real, widespread’ — ILO

By Caribbean American Weekly on December 4, 2018   Caribbean News, World News  

Slavery still ‘very real, widespread’ — ILO

UNITED NATIONS, United States (CMC) — The United Nations’ International Labour Organisation (ILO) says slavery is still “a very real and widespread phenomenon,” affecting …

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