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  • 1847 Letter Reveals British Company Trafficked Enslaved Africans Decades After Abolition
  • On August 25, remembering the ‘20 and odd’ Africans who arrived in Virginia in 1619
  • ON THIS DAY: Aug. 18 Marks The Beginning Of Slavery In America

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blackenterprise.com /2 weeks ago

1847 Letter Reveals British Company Trafficked Enslaved Africans Decades After Abolition

"By process of deduction, we can see these are people illegally trafficked from Africa," Al Nasir told the outlet.

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thegrio.com /2 weeks ago

On August 25, remembering the ‘20 and odd’ Africans who arrived in Virginia in 1619

More than four centuries later, the legacy of those first Africans extends far beyond slavery into the culture, struggles and

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blackenterprise.com /3 weeks ago

ON THIS DAY: Aug. 18 Marks The Beginning Of Slavery In America

In late August 1619, the English privateer ship White Lion anchored at Point Comfort (modern-day Hampton, Virginia,) carrying a cargo of “20 and odd” captive Angolans. Exchanged wi...

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archaeology.org /1 month ago

Study Tracks Origins of 19th-Century Africans Left on Atlantic Island

COPENHAGEN, DENMARK—An international team of researchers have analyzed teeth from 152 formerly enslaved Africans whose […] The post Study Tracks Origins of 19th-Century Africans Le...

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