Afterword: Ghosts of Slavery

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This afterword engages with the theme of this Special Issue by discussing the significance of urban slavery in slave societies and societies where chattel slavery existed in Europe, Africa, and the Americas. It discusses how, despite the omnipresence of slavery in cities such as Rio de Janeiro, Salvador, New York, and Charleston, the tangible traces of the inhuman institution were gradually erased from the public space. It also emphasizes that, despite this annihilation, over the last three decades, black social actors have made significant interventions to make the slavery past of Atlantic cities visible again.

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Araujo, A. L. (2020, April 1). Afterword: Ghosts of Slavery. International Review of Social History. Cambridge University Press. https://doi.org/10.1017/S0020859020000164

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