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The Evidence of Things Not Photographed: Slavery and Historical Memory in the British West Indies

Krista Thompson. 2011. The Evidence of Things Not Photographed: Slavery and Historical Memory in the British West Indies. Representations. 113(1):39-71.

The Museu do Negro in Rio and the Cult of Anastácia as a New Model for the Memory of Slavery

Marcus Wood. 2011. The Museu do Negro in Rio and the Cult of Anastácia as a New Model for the Memory of Slavery. Representations. 113(1):111-149.

The Lost Cause is Not Fake History

Author Kevin Levin. 2016. The Lost Cause is Not Fake History.

"A" for Apology: Slavery and the Discourse of Remonstrance in Two American Universities

Max Clarke, Gary Alan Fine. 2010. "A" for Apology: Slavery and the Discourse of Remonstrance in Two American Universities. History and Memory. 22(1):81-112,169-170.

“Get Your Asphalt Off My Ancestors!”: Reclaiming Richmond’s African Burial Ground

Mai-Linh K.1 Hong. 2017. “Get Your Asphalt Off My Ancestors!”: Reclaiming Richmond’s African Burial Ground. Law, Culture & the Humanities. 13(1):81-103.

The Paradox of Regret

Bradford Vivian. 2012. The Paradox of Regret. History and Memory. 24(1):5-38,179.

A Study of the Collective Memory and Public Memory of Slavery in France

Johann Michel. 2016. A Study of the Collective Memory and Public Memory of Slavery in France. African Studies. 75(3):395-416.

The roots of collective memory: Public knowledge of Sally Hemings and Thomas Jefferson

Howard Schuman, Amy Corning. 2011. The roots of collective memory: Public knowledge of Sally Hemings and Thomas Jefferson. Memory Studies. 4(2):134-153.

A Study of the Collective Memory and Public Memory of Slavery in France

Johann1 Michel. 2016. A Study of the Collective Memory and Public Memory of Slavery in France. African Studies. 75(3):395-416.

A Slavery Museum?: Race, Memory, and Landscape in Fredericksburg, Virginia

Stephen P. Hanna. 2008. A Slavery Museum?: Race, Memory, and Landscape in Fredericksburg, Virginia Southeastern Geographer. 48(3):316-337.