Indeed, black slavery also flourished in 16th-century Mexico, Peru and Brazil.

Indigenous slavery was abolished in the 1550s, but partly replaced by black slavery.

This myth was a justification for black slavery.

Human rights organizations regularly criticize the continuing black slavery in Mauritania.

Volume 1 of the book claims that Jews played a major role in the Atlantic slave trade, and profited from black slavery.

There's still a profitable line in white and black slavery goes on, and the Hedjazis are specialists from way back.

The Amendment had forever abolished the institution of black slavery.

Actually the movement to abolish black slavery in the south is deeply unpopular.

By the 179os, black slavery had all but disappeared in Mexico.

They think it's black slavery all over again.