Cambridge University to examine its links to slavery by S_Fleary1
Research commissioned in 2019 detailed of Cambridge University had ties to the trans-Atlantic slave trade Trinity College, Cambridge, will examine the ways in which it was linked to, benefited from or challenged the slave trade through the appointment of a new four-year research and teaching academic.
Isuri Ratnayake, Ethnic and Inclusion Officer of Trinity’s Graduate Society, said: “Examining and acknowledging the College’s legacies of slavery is crucial in cultivating a culture of accountability and inclusivity. Only by facing our past can we pave the way towards a more equitable future, where all members of our community can thrive free from the shadows of oppression and discrimination.
The Reverend Dr Michael Banner, Dean and Fellow of Trinity, said it was important for the College to understand the legacies of the colonial era and slavery.
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