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New research challenges narrative around Robert Burns and Jamaica
Let’s name and shame the banks and families who got rich on trafficking slaves
George Square statue of Army General who upheld slavery to be left without sword
Historic Alabama slavery exhibition opens in Edinburgh for first time outside the US
Trail highlighting legacy of slavery and colonialism launched in Glasgow
New exhibition explores Orkney’s links to transatlantic slavery
'We are sorry': Church of Scotland apologises for role in racist slave trade
Edinburgh slave trade memorial at risk of collapse after university pulls plug
Why is the Church of Scotland debating whether to lease a luxury hotel in Israel?
'Grieved beyond telling': Kirk to vote on apology for historical links to slave trade
Central Edinburgh restaurant to honour anti-slavery campaigner
City of Edinburgh Council awarded £240k to address slavery and colonial past
Anger as consultation on Glasgow's links to the slave trade hijacked by racists
Slavery project could set a new standard for reform efforts
Backlash to anti-racist education is not a coincidence
People in Glasgow 'need to be challenged' about city's links to the slave trade
New musical will tell story of landmark blow against slavery in Scotland
University of Edinburgh profited from slavery and promoted racist pseudoscience
Letters: Time Glasgow replaced some of its statues with more deserving men and women
Letters: Working folk here suffered during days of Empire. It's not us who should pay
Letters: Reparations? The world owes plenty to the British Empire
Keir Starmer won't engage on reparations but does Britain have a debt to pay?
Aberdeen University publishes report on historic connections to transatlantic slavery
Academic calls on Scotland to pay 'tens of billions' for role in slave trade
Edinburgh Council replaces controversial 'stolen' Melville Monument plaque
SNP ministers baulk at £5m cost for Scottish slavery museum
Edward Tull-Warnock: The black Glasgow dentist who golfed with Rangers icons
"No way forward without dealing with the past": Academic to lecture on racial justice
New book highlights hundreds of sites tying Glasgow to the slave trade
Letters: Why does written Gaelic have to be so patently absurd?
Students in Glasgow and West Indies embark on world first reparatory justice course
It's not men against women: it's horrible people versus the rest of us
Sunak should be in the dock for crimes against us all
Calls for Museum of Slavery to recognise Glasgow's role in British Empire
Should the UK apologise for its role in the slave trade?
Stop picking on teachers and put pressure on the parents
Neil Mackay: It's time for Scotland to apologise for its role in slavery
Neil Mackay: This country has a deeply damaged view of our role in slavery
Church of Scotland admits historic slavery links with apology recommended
University of Dundee's historical links with slavery explored in new report
David Leask: Glasgow has apologised for slavery. Let’s hope we can avoid a US-style culture war