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Reparations gain legal, academic interest [USA]
From college campuses and state capitols to courthouses and corporate boardrooms, reparations is suddenly a hot topic.
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A Federal Court of Appeals Revives a Class Action Seeking Compensation for Slavery in America
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Court hears appeal of reparations suit [USA]
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Slave Descendants Try to Revive Landmark Reparations Case [USA]
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Slave descendants to sue Lloyd's
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Slave Descendants File $1B Lawsuit
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Slavery reparations lawsuit tossed out - Judge rules case has no link to targeted firms [U.S.]
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Slaves' descendants seek landmark day in Chicago court
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Federal Lawsuit [USA] Seeks Slave Reparations from Three Companies
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UNITED STATES: Slavery Lawsuit Aims for Social Change
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Lawsuit Chases Companies Tied to Slavery [USA]
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US firms face slave reparations suit
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Aetna, CSX, FleetBoston face slave reparations suit [USA]
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Reparations gain legal, academic interest [USA]
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Insurance firms issued slave policies [USA]
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Rail networks own lines built with slave labor [USA]
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Farmer-Paellmann not afraid of huge corporations [USA]
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