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Refugees · South AfricaRuth First was a journalist, activist, and scholar who dedicated her life to exposing the cruelty of apartheid in South Africa. Unafraid to challenge the regime, she used words as weapons against injustice. Her bold resistance made her a target, and in 1982, she was assassinated by a parcel bomb sent by South African police. […] TalkAfricanaSee the Story
Remembering Ruth First: The Woman Who Was Assassinated by South African Police for Opposing Apartheid - TalkAfricana
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Virginia, United States · VirginiaWhen the U.S. banned the transatlantic slave trade in 1808, Southern plantation owners could no longer import Africans. To meet rising demand for labour, they turned inward, breeding enslaved Africans already in the country. At the heart of this system was Virginia, a state that, by the 19th century, became widely regarded as the slave-breeding […] TalkAfricanaSee the Story
How Virginia Became the Slave-Breeding Capital of the United States in the 19th Century - TalkAfricana
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London, England · LondonIn 1834, when the British Empire officially abolished slavery, the government organized what would become one of the largest transfers of wealth to private individuals in history. Yet, none of this money went to the people who had endured generations of forced labour and cruelty. Instead, it was handed out to thousands of slave owners […] TalkAfricanaSee the Story
Slave Compensation Act of 1837: How Britain Paid Millions to Slave Owners After Abolition While Freed Slaves Got Nothing - TalkAfricana
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