Dutch history 
-
SOURCE: Bloomberg
9/12/2022
Dutch Government Announces Study of Slavery Apology Fund
While other European nations have made payments in atonement for massacres in their overseas colonial possessions, this initiative would be the first effort at reparations for participation in the transatlantic slave trade itself.
-
SOURCE: The Guardian
5/18/2021
Rijksmuseum Slavery Exhibition Confronts Cruelty of Dutch Trade
"Dutch traders shipped over 600,000 Africans to north and South America and between 660,000 and 1.1 million people around the Indian ocean."
-
10/18/2020
Lessons from the 18th Century Dutch Republic
by Matthijs Tieleman
The history of the Dutch Republic demonstrates that polarization can gradually destroy a country from within and can easily be exploited by foreign actors. The embrace of political pluralism by every citizen is the key antidote to the rot of polarization.
News
- Evelyn Brooks Higginbotham on the AP Af-Am Studies Controversy
- 600 African American Studies Faculty Sign Open Letter in Defense of AP African American Studies
- Organization of American Historians Statement on AP African American Studies
- Historians on DeSantis and the Fight Over Black History
- How the Right Got Waco Wrong