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The 60 pages that link to Slavery in the United States, each with the reason it gives.

• History of slaveryBroader topic: Its expansion, resistance, and abolition shaped the nation’s history.

• History of the AmericasBroader topic: Its legacy remains central to the country's racial and political history.

• Kara WalkerNarrower topic: Its continuing cultural and political legacies form the historical ground of much of her art.

• Margaret WalkerRelated: The institution’s violence and family separations shape the world depicted in Jubilee.

• Nat LoveNarrower topic: Love was born enslaved in Tennessee before emancipation transformed his legal status.

• DrapetomaniaNarrower topic: The diagnosis emerged to defend this system against the meaning of escape.

• E. Franklin FrazierRelated: Frazier traced the disruption of African American family and kinship structures to slavery.

• George FitzhughNarrower topic: This was the institution Fitzhugh defended as both socially protective and economically preferable.

• Jefferson MemorialRelated: Jefferson’s ownership of enslaved people complicates the universal language celebrated by the monument.

• Statue of FreedomRelated: The dispute over the cap unfolded amid a nation divided over slavery and emancipation.