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As the US reaches its 250th anniversary, Black civil rights face active attacks through voter suppression, gerrymandering, and systemic disparities.
Why Is the Global Reparations Movement Exploding Now?
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How Caribbean Carnival Started as Radical Resistance
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Unearthing the Timbuctoo Black Settlement History
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Why France Just Repealed Its Brutal Code Noir Slavery Law
France’s National Assembly voted unanimously to repeal the brutal 1685 Code Noir, highlighting the ongoing struggle for colonial reparatory justice.
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