Slavery: Memory and Afterlives

2016

The article brings together scholars, writers, and activists to explore how the legacy of transatlantic slavery continues to shape contemporary society, memory, identity, and inequality.

Through interdisciplinary essays on history, literature, archaeology, race, and public memorialization, the collection examines the lasting social, cultural, and political impacts of slavery while questioning how societies remember, commemorate, and confront this painful past today.