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Using History to Make Slavery History.

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"With the U.S. now officially celebrating Juneteenth as a federal holiday, we need to confront modern-day prison violence and coerced prison labor that treats incarcerated people as slaves."
from HAS co-director Robert Chase
https://t.co/IWX7cFrddI

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Former HAS Co-Director Matthew Mason interviewed board member Ben Wright about Wright's new book Bonds of Salvation: How Christianity Inspired and Limited American Abolitionism. Check it out!

https://t.co/eTMzMxgIqt

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Robin P. Chapdelaine on _The Persistence of Slavery: An Economic History of Child Trafficking in Nigeria_

To learn more about this important new book and for a 30% discount code, see https://t.co/1YaPYoGrzY

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Next week, @BlkPerspectives will host a roundtable on Robert Chase's excellent _We Are Not Slaves: State Violence, Coerced Labor, and Prisoners’ Rights in Postwar America_

Learn more about the roundtable: https://t.co/dKs5vfOTpd

And order the book: https://t.co/WrjSMuMkp2

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Today! 3pmE/2pmC on Facebook Live - https://t.co/T3nwnj4dM3

Join me and Rich Newman as we discuss my book Bonds of Salvation: How Christianity Inspired and Limited American Abolitionism.

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And if you are in London, make sure to check out @Hannah_RoseM's Black abolitionist walking tour!

https://t.co/KsYN0KpK4F

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HAS happily sponsors the Slaveries since Emancipation series with @CambridgeUP. Read HAS board member @benjamingwright's interview with @Hannah_RoseM on her new book Advocates of Freedom African American Transatlantic Abolitionism in the British Isles.

https://t.co/29ylGGfo3s

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Check out the other excellent titles in the @CambridgeUP Slaveries since Emancipation series: https://t.co/NqNVtcRjVK.

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CFP for Southern Cultures issue: The Abolitionist South
https://t.co/XzLbv0kvYr

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CFP - Invisible Labor in Carceral Spaces

A Special Issue of @ILWCHJournal (International Labor and Working-Class History)

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Beginning this Thursday, the University of Oklahoma is hosting multiple online events to commemorate the Tulsa Race Massacre. See the schedule here: https://t.co/kvlm7ASHyo

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Call for Contributors - Resistance, Survival, and Associativism: Reinventing Life in the Spaces of Modern Slavery (16th-19th Centuries). https://t.co/nzJaO0J4IW

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A statement and brief reading list from the #twitterstorians and activists of Historians Against Slavery:

https://t.co/MAJD31nYAc

#saytheirnames

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People Are NOT “Human Capital Stock” by Christopher Momany
https://t.co/KzUV8LoIzi

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Call for Book Chapters - Human Trafficking: Global History and Global Perspectives. 250 word abstracts due June 30. For more information see this H-Net posting: https://t.co/vKHvaGtGkN

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What does COVID 19 mean for enslaved people? Robert Wright asked just this question: https://t.co/tP4No8uYY8

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As we all struggle with this deadly pandemic, let us not forget the most vulnerable. Sobering reflections from @amandaklonsky1 https://t.co/kkjM79GDpO

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Our Spring 2020 Newsletter has just gone out. Review our archive and sign up here: https://t.co/htzlTp7Z5z
(we send no more than a five or six emails a year)

This edition includes links to work from @TLeFlouria & @DainaRameyBerry, James Brewer Stewart, and @benjamingwright.

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Inspiring piece in @NewYorker about efforts to preserve African American history in Richmond. There are heroes at work among us. Read more about some of them: https://t.co/7FesLBmths