Slavery

The troubled history of the N-word
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Stories
Posted
5 October 2020
'Unacceptable' slaver plaque covered by church
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Dorset
Posted
29 September 2020
British Museum won't remove controversial objects
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Entertainment & Arts
Posted
28 September 2020
Paris to commemorate female slave rebellion figure
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Europe
Posted
27 September 2020
Three arrested on suspicion of modern day slavery
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Wales
Posted
25 September 2020
City history examined after Colston statue toppled
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Bristol
Posted
25 September 2020
How a slaver's memorial ended up in a Dorset church
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Dorset
Posted
24 September 2020
Slaver plaque to be removed from church
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Dorset
Posted
24 September 2020
Colonialism 'umbilical' at National Trust homes
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Leicester
Posted
20 September 2020
What we all get wrong about the Mayflower
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US & Canada
Posted
18 September 2020
Protesters topple conquistador statue in Colombia
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Latin America & Caribbean
Posted
17 September 2020
The Essay. Mayflower Portraits, Squanto. Audio, 14 minutes
Margaret Verble considers the role of Squanto in the Mayflower myth.
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BBC Radio 3
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The Essay. Mayflower Portraits, 400 years on. Audio, 14 minutes
Nick Bryant reflectis on what the Mayflower 400th anniversary means to Americans in 2020.
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BBC Radio 3
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The descendants of slaves who can't marry who they want
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Africa
Posted
14 September 2020
'Unacceptable' council reparations debate dropped
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Bristol
Posted
9 September 2020
Leeds statue review finds majority want no change
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Leeds & West Yorkshire
Posted
9 September 2020
School changes name 'due to slavery links'
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London
Posted
2 September 2020
'I refuse to let a British slaver take my name away' Video, 00:03:23
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World
Posted
2 September 2020
Does Scotland need a museum of slavery?
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Glasgow & West Scotland
Posted
30 August 2020
The Food Programme. Food and the legacy of slavery. Audio, 29 minutes
Jaega Wise and Dan Saladino investigate the hidden story of slavery in our food.
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BBC Radio 4
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City identifies first streets for slavery plaques
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Liverpool
Posted
24 August 2020
The Food Programme. Food and the legacy of slavery. Audio, 29 minutes
Jaega Wise and Dan Saladino investigate the hidden story of slavery in our food.
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BBC Radio 4
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You're Dead to Me. The Haitian Revolution. Audio, 51 minutes
Greg Jenner and his guests examine the 18th century revolution in Haiti.
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BBC Radio 4
Available for over a year