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Finance
California’s plans to pay reparations for slavery’s legacy could include payments of up to $1.2m per person
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Karen Breslau
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Bloomberg
Tech
Google pulls ‘Slavery Simulator’ from app store after backlash from Brazilian gamers
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Chloe Taylor
Success
King Charles III breaks with tradition by supporting inquiry into royal family’s slavery ties after newspaper exposé
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The Associated Press
Politics
‘Evil and unforgivable’: With Obama-backed documentary set to air, prominent Alabama family addresses slavery after generations of silence
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Jay Reeves
and
The Associated Press
Europe
The Dutch government is planning to set up a fund to officially apologize for its role in slavery
BY
Diederik Baazil
and
Bloomberg
Leadership
Statue honors once-enslaved Massachusetts woman who won freedom in court more than 80 years ahead of the Emancipation Proclamation
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The Associated Press
Lifestyle
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Chloe Taylor
Leadership
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Collin Binkley
and
The Associated Press
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Jeremy Kahn
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