Force de la pudeur by Suzanne Fraysse

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Democrazia, schiavitù e razzismo negli Stati Uniti. Da Frederick Douglass a Black Lives Matter. by Marco Sioli

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“I rewrote their story and you can, too”: Black girls’ artistic freedom dreams to create new worlds by Cierra Kaler-Jones

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Feminism and Pornography: From Mainstream Pornography (Hetero-Patriarchal) to Post-Porn (Non Binary) by Ana Valero Heredia

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Discussion on the Causes of the American Civil War (1861–1865): Periodization of Historiography by Nataliya S. Latypova

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British Unitarians and the crisis of American slavery, 1833-1865 by Stange, D, Stange, Douglas Charles

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Relaciones entre masculinidades: Controversia en La cabaña del tío Tom Relations among Masculinities: Controversy in Uncle Tom’s Cabin by Luis Fernando Gómez R.

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Um retrato do império. Abolição e propriedade na trajetória de Henrique Beuarepaire Rohan by Cláudia dos Santos, Márcia Motta

“…This article connects the trajectory of the State Counsellor Henrique de Beaurepaire-Rohan with the rural democracy project worked out by Rio de Janeiro´abolitionists circles from 1883. As the article focuses on B. …”
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Investigating the metamorphosing black body in Frederick Douglass's Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American Slave, Harriet Beecher Stowe’s Uncle Tom’s Cabin & Dred... by Singh, Tejash Kumar

“…I will examine the ways in which racial consciousness is investigated within Stowe’s works as a white abolitionist author. I will then address Douglass’ autobiography as inspiration for Stowe’s own work and discuss how he propagated different ideas of racial consciousness as an African American abolitionist author. …”
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Framing Death Penalty Politics in Malaysia by Thaatchaayini Kananatu

“…Using Benford and Snow’s framing processes, this paper reviews death penalty politics in Malaysia by analysing the rhetoric of abolitionists and retentionists. The abolitionists, comprising activist lawyers and non-government organisations, tend to use ‘human rights’ and ‘injustice’ frames, which humanise the ‘criminal’ and gain international support. …”
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In the shadow of death: the normalization of life without parole and death penalty abolitionism in California by Vannier, M

“…This dissertation then contrasts abolitionists' representation of LWOP’s severity with prisoners' lived experience. …”

Along and Against the Grain: Close reading <i>The History of Mary Prince</i> by Kristina Huang

“…Without questioning the British abolitionists’ textual representation of Prince’s experiences, readers unfamiliar with the historical conditions for slave narratives may attribute the publication’s sentimentalism and representations of violence as direct expressions of Prince. …”
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The Unseen Landscape of Abolitionism: Examining the role of digital maps in grassroots organizing by Carrera, Dashiel, Ovienmhada, Ufuoma, Hussein, Safa, Soden, Robert

“…We conduct an interview study with 15 abolitionist organizations to understand activists&#8217; perspectives on the value of digital tools for organizing and a content analysis of 25 existing digital tools that convey abolitionist ideas to the public. …”
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Review of John Coffey's 'Exodus and Liberation' by Bejan, T

“…The second shows how abolitionists in England and America later adopted and transformed this language by arguing that slavery was not simply a metaphor for the oppression of white Christians. …”

Expulser les étrangers d’outre-mer : le cas de Cuba, 1840-1880 by Romy Sánchez

“…Between the 1830s and the end of the 1870s, abolitionists, slaves’ smugglers, republican professors or anti-Spanish diplomats are expelled from Cuba because considered as potentially dangerous for the island’s peacefulness. …”
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Saint-Domingue : un paradis perdu ? by Boraso, Silvia

“… The apparent decay into which Haiti had fallen since its independence was used by French anti-abolitionists as a proof of the alleged inability of Black people to rule over the prosperous Haitian land. …”
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La panique morale au cœur du débat sur la peine de mort en Algérie by Belkacem Benzenine

“…This debate has generated a confrontation of ideas between abolitionists and human rights defenders on the one hand and death penalty advocates on the other.…”
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Saint-Domingue : un paradis perdu ? by Boraso, Silvia

“… The apparent decay into which Haiti had fallen since its independence was used by French anti-abolitionists as a proof of the alleged inability of Black people to rule over the prosperous Haitian land. …”
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Coming to Accounts: Fraud and Muckraking in Charles W. Chesnutt’s The Marrow of Tradition by Mark David Kaufman

“…This article traces the rhetoric of accounting in nineteenth-century and early twentieth-century racial discourse, from its initial use by slave traders, to its reinscription (or re-metaphorization) as “fraud” by abolitionists, and finally to its turn-of-the-century valence in exposing the linguistic double-dealing and metonymic substitution that informed—and continues to inform—racist ideology.With its emphasis on bodysnatching, doubling, and displacement of “figures,” Charles W. …”
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Le proxénète, cible mouvante des politiques de prostitution by Lilian Mathieu

“…The observation of trials reveals notable differences between the people who are concretely sentenced for procuring and the figure of the procurer that is invoked by the abolitionists.…”
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