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Scotland’s exam authority, the Scottish Qualifications Authority (SQA), has replaced terms like “slaves” and “slave trade” with “enslaved people” and “the trade in enslaved African people” as part of efforts to “decolonize” the curriculum. The change, introduced last summer, comes after education leaders in England called for the award-winning TV series Roots, which depicts slavery…
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The following press release comes from the United Nations General Assembly on the impact of the transatlantic slave trade on the African continent. According to their president, the slave trade deprived...
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