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Firsthand narratives, auction records, interviews, and autobiographical accounts detailing the conditions of enslaved Africans during the Middle Passage, on plantations, in resistance efforts, and through individual life stories including education, punishment, and rebellion.
Year: 1761–1863
Region / Location: United States
Theme: Slavery and African American History
Document Type: Historical Account / Primary Source
Institution / Authority: Various (including personal estates, plantations, and interviewers)
Author: Multiple (including Phillis Wheatley, William Colbert, Nat Turner, and anonymous observers)
Target Audience: Contemporary readers, historians, abolitionists
Period Covered: 1761–1863
Date of Publication / Record: Various (1761, 1840, 1863, 1937)
Language: English
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Society and Sodomy: A Reflection on London’s Homosexual Subculture in the 18th–19th Centuries through “Sonnet CXX”
Author: Elsa Maurizi
Literary work referenced: Sonnet CXX
Poet: Marc-André Raffalovich
Institutional affiliation of author: Wake Forest University
Source archive: Victorian Queer Archive
Region / city: London
Country: United Kingdom
Historical period discussed: 18th–early 20th centuries
Primary locations mentioned: St. James’s Park; Hyde Park; Serpentine Lake; West End theatre district
Legal framework referenced: Criminal Law Amendment Act 1885
Subject: homosexual subculture, gender norms, and social attitudes in Victorian and pre-Victorian London
Academic field: Queer Studies; Social History
Document type: historical-literary analysis with primary text transcription
Primary themes: urban homosexual subculture, masculinity and effeminacy, criminalization of sodomy, urban social spaces
Language of document: English
Historical context: Victorian and late Georgian urban society
Slavery & Black Girlhood: A Study of the Experiences of Enslaved Black Girls in the United States
Year: 2026
Region / City: United States
Theme: Slavery, Black Girlhood, Gender Studies
Document Type: Course Syllabus
Institution: University of Florida
Author: Dr. Courtney Moore Taylor
Target Audience: University Students
Period of Effectiveness: Spring 2026
Approval Date: Not specified
Date of Modifications: Not specified
Proposal for the WGEPAD 27th Session “The Urgency of Now: Systemic Racism and the Lessons of 2021” – Written Mission Statement of Africans in America for Restitution and Repatriation/Kha-Nu National Community-USA (June 28, 2021)
Date: June 28, 2021
Event: WGEPAD 27th session “The Urgency of Now: Systemic racism and the lessons of 2021”
Type of document: Written mission statement and proposal
Author: Leslie Sapp
Organization: Africans in America for Restitution and Repatriation/Kha-Nu National Community-USA
Institutional context: United Nations ECOSOC consultative status NGO
Subject: Systemic racism, reparations, and remedies under UNGA Resolution A/RES/75/237
Geographical focus: United States of America
Referenced bodies: UN Working Group of Experts on People of African Descent (WGEPAD); Human Rights Council; United Nations General Assembly
Legal references: Human Rights Council Resolution 9/14; UNGA Resolution A/RES/75/237 (adopted 31 December 2020); Durban Declaration and Programme of Action
Target group: Descendants of enslaved Africans in the United States (DEAUS), African Americans
Proposed action: Design of a special UN project facilitating return and resettlement of descendants of enslaved Africans
Constantine the African's De Melancholia Libri Duo in English
Language: en
Year: 1977
Region / City: Basel
Topic: Medicine, Mental Health
Document Type: Translation
Organization / Institution: Helmut Buske Verlag
Author: Simon Kemp
Target Audience: Scholars, Historians of Medicine, Medical Researchers
Period of Action: Medieval Era
Date of Approval: 1977
Date of Changes: N/A
Parliamentary Question PQ 1667 on South Africans in Islamic State-Controlled Territories and Repatriation Policy, 12 December 2025
Country: Republic of South Africa
Institution: National Council of Provinces
Document Type: Parliamentary question and written reply
Publication Date: 12 December 2025
Reply Deadline: 31 December 2025
Question Number: PQ 1667
Responding Authority: Minister of International Relations and Cooperation
Question Author: Ms T Breedt (Free State: FF Plus)
Subject: South African citizens in Islamic State-controlled territories and repatriation requests
Geographic Scope: Syria, Iraq, Türkiye, north-east Syria
Referenced Institutions: State Security Agency; South African Police Service (SAPS); Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation (DPCI); Interpol; Department of Home Affairs
Reference Code: CW1891
Key Topics: foreign fighters, citizenship verification, detention facilities, repatriation requests
Colliding Worlds, 1450-1600: Social, Political, and Economic Interactions among Native Americans, Europeans, and Africans
Year: 1450-1600
Region: North and South America, Europe, West Africa
Subject: History, Colonial Encounters, Slavery, Trade
Document Type: Educational Textbook Chapter
Institution: America’s History textbook
Author: Not specified
Target Audience: High school or college students
Period Covered: 1450-1600
Key Themes: Indigenous societies, European exploration, Columbian Exchange, transatlantic slave trade, social hierarchies, trade networks, religion
Learning Objectives: Understanding political, economic, and social structures; analyzing impacts of cross-cultural contacts
Topics: 18th–19th Enslaved Africans