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Though Ghanaians, Brazilians, Dominicans, and Afrodiasporic people in Britain may each inhabit ‘in the wake’ of slavery (Sharpe, 2016), we are interested in the particularities of these histories, how these ‘afterlives' (Hartman, 2001) of enslavement are made sense of, and how, guided by such diversity, slavery’s past can be (re)imagined and represented.