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The slavery debate : editorial

Jideofor Adibe

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The slavery debate, especially as it concerns the demand for reparation, was recently re-ignited by Henry Gates Jnr in an Op-ed to the New York Times on April 22 2010 ('Ending the Slavery Blame Game') where he contended that the role played by Africans is often underplayed in the slavery blame game.

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The slavery debate, especially as it concerns the demand for reparation, was recently re-ignited by Henry Gates Jnr in an Op-ed to the New York Times on April 22 2010 ('Ending the Slavery Blame Game') where he contended that the role played by Africans is often underplayed in the slavery blame game.

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The slavery debate, especially as it concerns the demand for reparation, was recently re-ignited by Henry Gates Jnr in an Op-ed to the New York Times on April 22 2010 ('Ending the Slavery Blame Game') where he contended that the role played by Africans is often underplayed in the slavery blame game.

Key concepts: Blame, Political science, Law and economics, Sociology, Psychology, Social psychology

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