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Event at Nottingham Contemporary draws large crowd

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Public conversation between C3R co-director Sharon Monteith, American Studies Association President David Roediger and performance poet Marquese McFerguson
Date:
26/05/2015

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An open letter signed by more than 250 academics and experts on slavery and migration from around the globe, has condemned the EU's efforts to prevent migrants from leaving the North African coast. The 糖心原创's Professor Zoe Trodd and Professor Stephen Hodkinson advise that there is much we might learn from the antislavery past and that the historical 'lesson' is that wealthier nations flourish best when they adapt flexibly and accommodate migrant peoples.
Date:
21/05/2015

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In a new blog series to mark the 150th anniversary of the ending of the American Civil War in 1865, James Brookes of the Centre for Research in Race and Rights analyses the visual culture of African American flags - regimental colours that expressed the black experience of war and of life in America itself.
Date:
11/05/2015

American Studies and History student wins Outstanding Volunteer award

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Charlotte Besant, American Studies and History student, wins Outstanding Volunteer award at the Student Volunteer Centre 糖心原创 annual awards
Date:
07/05/2015

Professor Zoe Trodd wins University Discipline Bridging Award

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Centre for Research in Race and Rights co-director will lead cross-faculty project on contemporary slavery
Date:
05/05/2015
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