Beyond the Middle Passage : the Intra-American Slave Trade Database

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Chapters​

Introduction​

0:00

Beyond the Middle Passage​

5:53

My Intervention​

9:30

IntraAmerican Trafficking​

13:22

The Intercolonial Slave Trade​

18:01

Ship Plans​

19:30

James Murray​

24:20

Jamaica​

29:26

African Diaspora​

33:15

IntraAmerican Slave Trade Database​

39:34

Conclusion​

41:52

Questions​

43:59

The Paper Trail​

44:29

The Historical Dilemma​

46:46

Question​

51:54

Gina Dent​

Description​

Beyond the Middle Passage: Slave Trading within the Americas, 1619-1807

UC Santa Cruz Arts, Lectures​

Feb 5, 2022
During the American slave trade, more than 12 million enslaved African people endured the infamous Middle Passage across the Atlantic. For many, the forced migration didn’t end when they reached an American port.
Demand for enslaved labor was so rampant in the Americas that speculators purchased many arriving people only to ship them from colony to colony for resale. This phase of the slave trade within the Americas not only added to enslaved people’s traumatic journeys, it also reveals the centrality of slavery to early American life.
This month's University Forum is a difficult, yet crucial, conversation about the spread of the slave trade within the Americas and how slavery became an American institution.
Join this University Forum with Professor Greg O'Malley, moderated by Professor Vilashini Cooppan, and followed by a question and answer period led by Professor Gina Dent and Professor Cooppan.

 

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Tempo, Volume: 23, Issue: 2, Published: 2017