Atlantic slave trade

Why No One Should Be Surprised By Racism Within The Royal Family

For starters, the Queen has never apologised for the monarchy's colonial history or lengthy involvement with the slave trade.
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Museum Ignores Its Own Poll And Keeps Slave Trader Statue

The Museum of the Home had asked if it should take down the statue of Sir Robert Geffrye.
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Opinion: David Starkey's Comments Should Be A History Lesson For Us All

Archaic views of men like Starkey show us there is clearly much to learn about Britain’s sinister past, Nadine Batchelor-Hunt writes.
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University Of Bristol Hires UK's First Female Black History Professor To Examine Its Ties With Slavery

She will lead a two-year research project on Bristol’s – and the university’s – relationship with the transatlantic slave trade.
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If Glasgow University Is Serious About Slavery Reparations, It Would Pay Those Still Affected

Reparations are meant to redress the structural and profound financial imbalances created by the slave trade, not to boost the reach and status of a western university, writer Claire Heuchan writes.
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City Centre Statue Of Edward Colston Could Soon Detail His Links To Slavery

Bristol City Council has submitted the application to its own planning department.
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Six Things You Can Do To Stop Slavery In Less Than Sixty Minutes

There may no longer be shackles or slave ships but products of slavery are around us every day
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