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Sculptures at the Walker depict members of Sandbach family, who made a fortune from slave trade

Morrison government wants time to consult business and upgrade IT but campaigners say Australia is lagging other countries

At almost the last minute before the parliamentary session ended, after months of pushback from the House of Lords and despite vehement protests from those supporting refugees and migrants, the UK government has succeed in introducing the Nationality and Borders Act.

Scholar Samuel Perry says the myth of a "Christian nation" has distorted American history from 1690 to Trump

A series of pop-up exhibitions have been announced for the Dr Martin Luther King Jr Building

Edward and Sophie’s Jubilee trip was met with demands for reparations over slavery, and followed William and Kate’s controversial overseas visit.

BALTIMORE — Sixteen months after making global headlines with an announcement that founder Johns Hopkins owned slaves, Johns Hopkins University has updated a biography of the 19th-century business tycoon on its website, revising the language in what a university official described as “minor edits” to the information about Hopkins’ relationship…

Harriet Tubman was barely 5 feet tall and didn’t have a dime to her name.

In Harvard’s pledge to atone for its ties to slavery, it identified dozens of people who were enslaved by the university’s first leaders and faculty members