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... Enslaved women bore witness to the newly emergent discourses of race, commodity, and kin that shaped the early modern Atlantic world. Through the processes of capture, transport, and sale, they acquired critical perspectives on the new world they were situated in. That perspective became crucial...

.... They had a particular relationship to the rhythms of slavery and its ideology—capture, transport, sale, labor, and refusal—that was rooted in their reproductive potential. This introduction argues that a history of women and the transatlantic slave trade reveals the contours of early modern notions...

... slaves, as well as the sale and transfer of slaves to other Brazilian provinces. These events made it critical that the authorities maintain order and the social relations of slavery in the cities and towns of the Recôncavo. Ultimately, popular involvement was fundamental to putting an end to slavery...

... includes reflections on stories from Bernice Johnson Reagon, Ruby Sales, and Gwendolyn Zoharah Simmons about their experiences in the freedom movement. Ella Lee Harris Freeney (Mama Freeney) Mariah Grant (Grandma Rye) Mennonite House the Veterans of Hope Project Bernice Johnson Reagon Ruby Sales...

... of enslaved Americans, artifacts of instruments of torture, tapes of former slaves interviewed by workers of the Works Progress Administration in the 1930s, children’s drawings reminiscent of exhibits in Holocaust museums in Israel and the United States, posters announcing the sale of human beings as well...