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While the national attention paid to Confederate nostalgia and its racist symbolism that helps convince people to shoot up historically black churches has faded with unfortunate rapidity, at least some activists are still targeting these sites for attention. In the case of a Raleigh cemetery, people have vandalized 9 Confederate monuments, primarily the graves of […]

Shrimp and Slavery

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On January 10, 2016

Your monthly LGM reminder that if you buy shrimp from supermarkets, you probably are buying a product produced by slaves: Every morning at 2 a.m., they heard a kick on the door and a threat: Get up or

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The Slave Labor Loophole

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On December 27, 2015
The loophole allowing slave labor-made products into U.S. markets has to be closed: Sadly, 150 years hasn’t proved to be enough time to eliminate the scourge of human trafficking. Slavery is now illegal in every nation, yet behind the scenes human traffickers are thriving, pulling in massive profits totaling $150 billion per year. For the […]

Slavery Apologies

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On December 12, 2015

Regardless of the complex debate over reparations for slavery discussed here, I can’t help but say that I don’t want a black president issuing a national apology for slavery. It needs to b

Modern Slavery Act

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On December 9, 2015

The United Kingdom has recently passed a law titled the Modern Slavery Act that will attempt to crack down on forced labor in that country. Concerned about business concerns, the original bill did not

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