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		Ligali - African Bristish voice	120
Africentric voices addressing untold and under-told perspectives on Maafa.
		Marvin Rees - Observations on Life and Times	69
Marvin Rees, a blog.
		Operation Truth 2007	48
A site that puts a Afri-centric struggle perspective on this 1807-2007 thing.
		Rastafari speaks - on amnesia about Britain's role in American slaving	53
A thread in forum on Rastafari speaks drawing on historical evidence to the scale of Britain's role as "mother coutnry" in giving birth to the 'African-American'.
		Rendezvous of Victory	112
issues of Historical and Contemporary Enslavement, Human and Peoples’ Rights and Global Justice pertaining to Pan-Afrikan Heritage Learning, Community Regeneration and Sustainable Development.
		The Image of Black	69
A site looking at the image of the African in European art / history.
		The Life Line Expedition	275
The March of the Abolitionists is a journey of reconciliation in two parts in the spring and summer of 2007. Participants will be able to learn about the places and people associated with the history of slavery and abolition and will also be able to
		UNESCO Conference Paper , Lisbon, 1998	64
The Ideology of Racial Hierarchy and the Construction of the European Slave Trade

History Links - uk 1807

Background and history information the the background to UK Abolition.

		BBC timeline entry	7
an short reference about Georgians.
		Brycchan Carey's site - slavery,abolition,emancipation	250
Welcome to Brycchan Carey's Website Welcome to my website and please feel free to explore. I have a large and growing selection of pages dedicated to the literature, history, and culture of late-eighteenth-century Britain. In particular, I have p
		Department of Culture Media & Sport - 2007	201
Information, resources, and the government's take on commemoration.
		Jamaican History - Discover Jamaica	51
1783-1807 RODNEY'S VICTORY TO THE ABOLITION OF THE SLAVE TRADE After Rodney's victory, the French and Spanish Governments made no further serious attempt to capture Jamaica. France was soon to have very grave troubles of her own, for in 1789 the F
		John Lynch Afrikan Education Project	72
Home site for the John Lynch Afrikan Education Project for Afrikan community who want to learn about their collective heritage and identity.
		Mark Aronowitz - History of Abolition	287
This is the final project of Mark Aronowitz for Dr. Mandell's English 441 (The Romantics) class at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. It contains some of the art, history and literature of the British Abolition Movement and deals with the abolition of
		One hundred Great Black Britons	58
A site proposing a competition to vote for hundred greatest Black Britons. *voting ran 2003 - 2004). Well researched content, and links to other valuable sites. A good resource for discovering a collection of 'black British heroes'. "Black" is political. i.e. while there are many African-Caribbean and mixed heritage, it also features at least one Somali, and a very interesting Turkish-Palestinian.
		Operation Truth 2007	48
A site that puts a Afri-centric struggle perspective on this 1807-2007 thing.
		Rastafari speaks - on amnesia about Britain's role in American slaving	53
A thread in forum on Rastafari speaks drawing on historical evidence to the scale of Britain's role as "mother coutnry" in giving birth to the 'African-American'.
		The Slave Trade - Spartacus Encyclopedia	14
for more information about SchoolNet see http://www.schoolnet.co.uk/about/welcome.html
		UNESCO Conference Paper , Lisbon, 1998	64
The Ideology of Racial Hierarchy and the Construction of the European Slave Trade

Legacy of the TaST - African Maafa

Where is the evidence of legacies of the African Maafa?

		Racist attack on an African in Bristol	55
Though most racism remains institutional, and unconscious, blatant attacks like this are still an feature of our lives. The most extreme ideas have to some extent been driven underground by policy and education, but here it how it surfaces.

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