Sentence examples for both slavery from inspiring English sources

In 2008, the House of Representatives unanimously voted to apologise for both slavery and the Jim Crow laws which followed.

were Southern-born and early developed an antipathy toward both slavery and the limitations on the rights of women.

Watching a performance, Dr. Myers says, can prompt audiences to look at both slavery and chain gangs.

The law school is also home to a countertradition of activism against both slavery and its modern-day vestiges.

"Every time you mention the word 'black' you get the double weight of both slavery and racism.

The books were by famous people and obscure ones, women and men, Southerners and Northerners, frontier people and city folks, capitalists and workers, Native Americans and blacks who knew both slavery and freedom.

But Mr. Wright kept his tone low-key, offering a scholarly dissertation on how he said the Bible had been used in America both to justify slavery and to abolish it.

He was also a well-known journalist and abolitionist whose eyewitness reports exposed the miseries of slavery both in the U.S. and abroad.

The organization celebrates the legacies of her famous ancestors and works to end contemporary forms of human trafficking and modern-day slavery both in the United States and abroad.

Both American slavery followed by Jim Crow and the Nazi Holocaust are human catastrophes that deserve our recognition.

And who defined freedom, and what did it mean to 19th-century African-Americans, both under slavery and after the war?