Juneteenth offers a ‘window into the complexity’ of US history with slavery, says author

The history of enslavement at Boston’s Freedom Trail sites is beginning to be told

Benin is building a theme park to remember slavery — is history up for sale?

EU places new sanctions on entities facilitating migration to Belarus

‘Born in Blackness’: A new book centers Africa in the expansive history of slavery

Reclaiming Colombia’s Black history, one tour at a time

The Netherlands hosts a new slavery exhibit, as historical debates continue 

‘Our goal is to heal’: Jesuits and descendants of the enslaved reflect on landmark agreement

Lloyd’s of London examines its ties to the trans-Atlantic slave trade 

Felling of slave trader statue prompts fresh look at British history

Analysis: Who joins rebel armies?

Ghana’s ‘Year of Return’ is emotional for descendants on both sides of the slave trade

Retracing a slave route in Ghana, 400 years later

Modern Slavery Act is having unintended consequences for women’s freedom in Sri Lanka

Satellites to survivors: 5 goals for the anti-slavery fight in 2019

Senegal tried to crack down on schools forcing children to beg. But thousands of kids are still in the streets.

African American Ira Aldridge, a Shakespearean actor in the early 1800s, honored in England

A new book examines ‘The Book that Changed America’

The darker side of Thailand’s sex industry: trafficking underage girls

The seafood you eat may have been caught by slaves

William Wells Brown may be the most famous 19th century African American writer you’ve never heard of

Ferguson shows how America’s racial past haunts the nation’s present

A culinary journey from Africa to America

Can Boko Haram follow through on its threat to sell kidnapped girls into slavery? Maybe

Can Boko Haram follow through on its threat to sell kidnapped girls into slavery? Maybe

Should Caribbean nations be compensated for the legacy of slavery?

American politicians try to ride the same horse, of sorts, while bakers breed their own steed

Groups ‘rescue’ Thai sex workers, whether they want it or not

U.S. plans stepped up efforts to combat human trafficking

Sex trafficking of women has nexus in Queens borough of New York City

New book looks at John Brown’s role in starting American Civil War

Isabel Allende on writing, Haiti and the legacy of slavery

Uncovering African American family histories

Toni Morrison

Slave Potter Dave

Juneteenth

Investigating the Underground Trade of Human Trafficking

Slaves Freed 150 Years Ago Today

The Best and Worst Countries on Global Slavery List

Slideshow: Slave Burial Ground in the Atlantic

The Slavery on Our Dinner Plates

The Civil War: Celeste Headlee’s Story

Ta-Nehisi Coates on ‘Why So Few Blacks Study the Civil War’

US State Dept. Speaks Out on Sex Trafficking in Japan

Filipino Workers in Japan: Economic Migrants or Victims of Sex Trafficking?

Kathy Bolkovac and Larysa Kondracki on ‘The Whistleblower’

Stopping Human Trafficking on the Home Front

Civil War: Still a Difficult Race Issue

Civil War Anniversary: Celebration of Confederacy or Segregation Reminder?

Alan Cheuse on ‘Song of Slaves in the Desert’

EARTH PROTECTION: AT THE CORE OF JUDAISM

Marlon James

Panhandling For Reparations

Mapping the Transatlantic Slave Trade

Continued calls for apologies, compensation for WWII ‘comfort women’

Re-writing African American history

Investigating nail salons as cover for sex and labor trafficking

American children victims of human trafficking

Stopping Human Trafficking, One Slave at a Time

Free At Last? The Senate Apologizes for Slavery