The Latest Breaking News from Slavery

Giving back what isn’t yours is a fundamental way of righting a wrong. Admitting mistakes and making amends is another. These are not controversial statements. But when it comes to American history and the fraught question of who profited from slavery and what, if anything, should be done about it…

Georgia still struggles with its history of slavery, segregation and racial injustice, but voters in the Deep South state have for the first time selected two Black candidates to represent the major parties in a U.S. Senate race

Letters: War, slavery and lack of social mobility are not limited to monarchical nations, writes Ian Roberts; plus letters from Harry Dickinson and Jenny Bushell

Why not leave abortion to the states?

Three people were arrested after police executed warrants in Woolton, Birkenhead and Blackpool

An old-fashioned steam calliope designed by luminaries in the worlds of art and jazz is on display at the National Sculpture Garden.

A TORY MP who sent her colleagues laughing by making a joke about sending Scots to the “colonies” as slaves will appear on the BBC’s Question…

The government is facing legal action over its decision to continue using Supermax as a supplier of disposable gloves for NHS workers

Tracy Letts' play “The Minutes” was first written in 2016, and it seems to have anticipated national debates over Confederate statues, critical race theory and the backlash over textbooks that explore the lingering consequences of slavery