Zong Massacre: How the Murder of 132 Black Slaves Exposed British Slave Trade.
In 1781, under the command of Luke Collingwood and his crew, the Slave ship Zong departed the coast of Africa on the 6th of September with 470 enslaved Africans
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The Origin of African Slavery and the Emergence of TransAtlantic Slave Trade
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Black History Month winds down with educational things to do
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