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slavery
Anti-Slavery Was Built Into the American Founding
Larry Greenfield
September 16, 2020
Righteous indignation at the legacy of American slavery has inspired appropriate and serious moral conversation.
Holocaust Survivor ‘Compensation’ and Reparations in America: It’s Complicated
Harvey Farr
August 26, 2020
One can’t compare reparations for Holocaust survivors with compensation for descendants of slavery. But that isn’t the point.
How you can end slavery
Jewish Journal
April 27, 2016
During Passover, we celebrate the end to slavery. We are wrong.
Does slavery have a future? The ISIS challenge through Jewish lens
Jewish Journal
October 22, 2014
Human Rights Watch recounts the journey from slavery to freedom of Rewshe, a Yazidi teenager from the Iraqi village of Sinjar, who was among 200 women and girls carried to Raqqa, ISIS’ de facto capital in Syria.
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