Britain, 1919: Racial Violence and the Communities That Stayed
The end of the First World War did not bring safety or equal treatment to Black communities in Britain’s ports. In 1919, racist attacks destroyed property…
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Britain’s Slave Economy: Ports, Plantations and Profit
Read the article: Britain’s Slave Economy: Ports, Plantations and ProfitThe wealth produced by enslaved people travelled far beyond the plantation. Following sugar, cotton, credit and compensation reveals the connections between colonial violence and everyday economic…