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Black History Unveiled

Amat Levin

Black History, from the Continent to the Diaspora. Follow to learn why Black history has traditionally been suppressed, why it's essential to change that, and what learning about it can teach us about today.

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A Royal Lie: King Gustav III and the Slave Trade He Covered Up

Gustav III, King of Sweden from 1771 to 1792. Painted by Alexander Roslin in 1777.

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Sweden’s Forgotten Role in the Slave Trade

Queen Christina, who in the mid-17th century gave her permission for the formation of the Swedish Africa Company and the establishment of Sweden’s Cabo Corso colony in present-day Ghana.

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Assata Shakur (1947-2025)

Assata Shakur.

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Podcast: The Berlin Conference

Today's episode of the Black History Unveiled podcast is about an incredibly impactful moment in world history – one that reshaped not only the African continent but also the Western world. It influenced the development of modern Europe and...

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  • Amat Levin

    Swedish-Gambian journalist, editor and author living in Stockholm.

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