Slavery

Slavery

The institution that kept people as property, and submissive to work under the domination of others.

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slavery

Law enforcement; Human Trafficking

The status or condition of a person over whom control is exercised to the extent that the person is treated like a property. Placement or maintenance in a position of slavery ...

slavery

Sociology; General sociology

A system of enforced servitude in which people are legally owned by others and in which enslaved status is transferred from parents to children.

slavery

Anthropology; Cultural anthropology

A practice that permits some people within a society to own other persons and to claim the right to their labor.

slavery

Political systems; Slavery

The institution that kept people as property, and submissive to work under the domination of others.

slavery

Anthropology; Cultural anthropology

The most extreme, coercive, abusive, and inhumane form of legalized inequality; people are treated as property.

slavery

Language; Dictionaries

The condition of a slave; the state of entire subjection of one person to the will of another.

Afro-centric

Political systems; Slavery

A philosophical and theoretical perspective from an African point of view; it challenges Africa's philosophical, economical and cultural marginalization by the West.

Akan

Political systems; Slavery

Akan people are members of an ethnic group from areas of Ghana and the Ivory Coast, in West Africa, who share a common culture and language.

Albany Movement

Political systems; Slavery

On November 1, 1961, SNCC and the local NAACP tried to desegregate the train stations and bus depots in Albany, Georgia. Albany Police Chief Laurie Pritchett had the demonstrators ...

American Anti-Slavery Society

Political systems; Slavery

Organization founded in Philadelphia in 1833 by Theodore Weld, an evangelical Christian who was opposed to the more radical views of William Lloyd Garrison of Boston. This society ...