Call for Submissions: Anthony E. Kaye Memorial Essay Prize
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Today, shocking new evidence on how forced labor mass transfers is one of the key methods of the Chinese genocide against the Uyghurs, Kazakhs and other minorities:
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Nancy E. van Deusen, "Indigenous Slavery's Archive in Seventeenth-Century Chile," pp. 1-33.
Hello H-CivWar readers,
today we feature the final part of our multipart video interview series with Ana-Lucia Araujo. We chat about the need for a museum devoted to the slave trade.
"Jobie Hill has visited 700 former residences. Many have been abandoned. Some have become storage space. Others are B&Bs....
Since 2012, Hill has surveyed hundreds of structures that she believes once served as a home to enslaved African Americans. More often than not, the buildings bear no visible trace of their past ... Hill is determined to build a first-of-its-kind database that honors and preserves these spaces in more than memory, and to unite the houses with the stories of people who once inhabited them."
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The global developments around mass forced labour in China, including as a component of the Uyghur genocide, continue to arrive, blow by blow: Here is a quick, incomplete update.