Richmond Slavery Reconciliation Statue
Britain is still failing to acknowledge the legacy of slavery – memorialising its victims would be a start
Sculpture dedicated to the memory of the victims of the Transatlantic slave trade at the entrance of the National Memorial for Peace And Justice | STREET ART UTOPIA
Bearing witness to slavery: A sculpture's trans-Atlantic passage from Ghana to Alabama - The Boston Globe
Slave Owner' drawn on Jacksonville's Andrew Jackson statue | AP News
Lincoln and the Emancipated-Slave Statue - WSJ
Statue of Freed Slave Kneeling Before Lincoln Removed in Boston
Sculpture at the Ends of Slavery by Caitlin Meehye Beach - Hardcover - University of California Press
Statue of slave owner Robert Milligan should stay on display, say public
Protesters: Remove statues of slave kneeling before Lincoln | AP News
Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux | Why Born Enslaved! | French | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Why the West is morally bound to offer reparations for slavery
1,884 Slave Statue Images, Stock Photos & Vectors | Shutterstock
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Virginia capital unveils monument marking end of slavery after removing Confederate statue | Reuters
Monument honoring abolition of slavery unveiled in Richmond | CNN
Michelangelo's Prisoners or Slaves at the Accademia GalleryAccademia.org
Ghanaian Artist Commemorate Slave Trade By Sculpting Slave Heads - Travel Noire
slave Sculpture by Željko Rogić | Saatchi Art
Legacy Museum opens in Montgomery, Alabama, to highlight slavery, lynchings
African Art and the Slave Trade - Smithsonian Associates
Amazon.com: Kunst & Ambiente Vienna Bronze - Fight for Freedom - African Slave - Bronze Statues - Sculptures for Sale : Home & Kitchen
The True Story of the Freed Slave Kneeling at Lincoln's Feet | The New Republic
Cleveland Museum of Art buys powerful 19th-century French abolitionist sculpture by Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux, “Why Born Enslaved!” - cleveland.com
