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At the abolition of the slave trade two centuries ago, the British government paid huge amounts of compensation to slave-owners. Only in 2015 did British taxpayers stop paying off this debt. How is it that slave-owners were paid compensation from our taxes, yet the enslaved and their families were not? Why should the descendants of former slaveowners still benefit from inherited wealth while the successors of the victims of slavery receive nothing, and may have even paid towards the debt of compensation through their taxes?

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Hosted by the University of Utah College of Social Work's Dean Philip Osteen, we engage innovative thinkers and cutting-edge researchers to discuss big ideas in social work.

"In Hong Kong, a Quiet Artist's Work Creates a Big Noise" is from the September 18, 2016, Arts section of The New York Times. It was written by Joyce Lau and narrated by Fleet Cooper.

Recorded: Torrance, CA / Year: 2002 / Charlie Sober Days: 11846This is one of the most popular Joe & Charlie recordings.And is usually this is only available in 8 tapes or MP3s. These episodes are are over an hour each.We have parsed the large files into smaller, bit size pieces. Each episode lasts approx. 10 min. Enjoy 1, or many, today! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.