On May 10, 2001, the Taubira law officially recognized slavery and the Atlantic slave trade as a crime against humanity.

Bingtown did not recognize slavery.

Genovese noted that Evangelicals recognized slavery as the root of Southern ills and sought some reforms, but no substantial change of the system.

One way is to recognize slavery as an institution upon which America's wealth was built.

Christiane Taubira was the driving force behind a 21 May 2001 law that recognises the Atlantic slave trade and slavery as a crime against humanity.

Certain parts of the Nri domain, like Agukwu, did not recognize slavery and served as a sanctuary.

Massachusetts was the first British colony to legally recognize slavery in 1641.

He noted that Hemings was free while in Paris, as France did not recognize slavery.

(Scotland had never recognized slavery and England finally abolished the slave trade in 1807.)

There's nothing in any museum that recognizes slavery in New Jersey.