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The UNESCO Courier, October-December 2019
  • E-ISSN: 22202293

Abstract

In May 2019, the news that archaeologists had discovered the wreck of the Clotilda – the last recorded slave ship to arrive in the United States, fifty-two years after the international slave trade had been outlawed – made headlines around the world. But all the attention focused on the ship’s owner, its captain, and the ship itself, rather than on the victims of this appalling journey.

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Related Subject(s): Children and Youth

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