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SUMMARY:Louis Herns Marcelin & Ola Osman: "Legacies of Enslavement & contem
 porary violence in Liberia & Haiti"
DESCRIPTION:This round‑table conversation brings together Louis Herns Mar
 celin (University of Miami) and Ola Osman (University of Cambridge) for an
  in‑depth conversation examining how the legacies of enslavement and col
 onialism shape contemporary forms of violence in Liberia and Haiti.\\r\\nD
 rawing on long‑term research in both regions\, the speakers will explore
  the intersections of kinship\, social organization\, political conflict\,
  gender\, and structural inequality. The discussion will consider both his
 torical trajectories and present‑day challenges\, illuminating how the a
 fterlives of enslavement shape experiences of insecurity\, marginalization
 \, and resilience.
X-ALT-DESC:<p>This round‑table conversation brings together Louis Herns M
 arcelin (University of Miami) and Ola Osman (University of Cambridge) for 
 an in‑depth conversation examining how the legacies of enslavement and c
 olonialism shape contemporary forms of violence in Liberia and Haiti.</p>\
 n<p>Drawing on long‑term research in both regions\, the speakers will ex
 plore the intersections of kinship\, social organization\, political confl
 ict\, gender\, and structural inequality. The discussion will consider bot
 h historical trajectories and present‑day challenges\, illuminating how 
 the afterlives of enslavement shape experiences of insecurity\, marginaliz
 ation\, and resilience.</p>
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