Slavery

A group of Texas educators reportedly argued that "involuntary relocation" should be used instead of "slavery" in second grade classrooms.

"All this succeeded in doing was causing more angst for the royal family [and] they were totally out of touch, ill-prepared and they did not bridge the gap."

Prince William and Kate Middleton flew by private jet to Belize, Jamaica and the Bahamas with travel expenses totaling $274,000.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's forays into politics set the stage for the new-look monarchy presented by Prince William and Prince Charles.

Charles told the Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting that "the roots of our contemporary association run deep into the most painful period of our history."

Jack Royston and Kristen Meinzer discussed Prince William's recent comments on race and politics in a new episode of Newsweek's "The Royal Report" podcast.

The Doodle was created by Virginia-based father-and-son artist duo Jerome and Jeromyah Jones.

The men held up signs on Saturday at the festival that read "Stop White Replacement" and "It's ok to be white."

"He was white, but I didn't think of him as white. My mind couldn't process it because he didn't act like most whites."

Some states are treating Juneteenth as a day of remembrance or observance rather than a legal paid holiday.

The June 19 celebration became a federal holiday in 2021 but its origins go back to 1865.

Juneteenth is a federal holiday commemorating the end of slavery in the United States and observed on June 19.

Juneteenth is a date commemorating the end of slavery in America and is consequently known to some as the country's "second Independence Day."

The state's attorney general welcomed the report that outlines "the insidious effects of slavery" and ongoing discrimination.

Prince Charles tried to head off a royal tour crisis like Prince William's by addressing Britain's "difficult" past—but also stopped short of an apology.

" I was pretty surprised when I walked through that wooden door to see a lit up tunnel that led to a giant cave," the realtor said.

Parents also claimed that white children were allowed to opt-out of the exercise, while children of color were not.

"The report makes plain that slavery in America was by no means confined to the South," said the university's president.

Queen Elizabeth II's son, Prince Edward, and his wife face calls for the royals to pay slavery reparations as they embark on a Caribbean tour following the Cambridges.

Sir Keir Starmer told radio listeners that Prince William "could have gone further" in discussions regarding slavery on the royals' recent Caribbean tour.

Royals' Caribbean visit was compared to "a band going on a farewell tour" only to "discover that no one is listening any more."

Goldberg admonished "all of the folks who need to apologize" during an appearance on 'The View.'

Prince William's condemnation of slavery shows "the insensitivity of the Royal Family" because he did not apologize, a protest movement said.

Prince William denounced the "appalling atrocity" of slavery hours after Jamaica's prime minister made clear his country's desire to break with the monarchy.

Author Omid Scobie questioned the planning that preceded the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's tour of Jamaica, stating that a more diverse team might help them avoid unfortunate imagery.

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and partners discovered the brig, Industry, at the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico in February.

The Duchess of Cambridge appeared to have an awkward moment with a politician who backs slavery reparations and a break with the monarchy during William and Kate's protest-hit tour.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge must redefine Britain's relationship with Jamaica as a protest looks set to gate-crash their tour, a professor told Newsweek.

Prince William and Kate Middleton's Jamaica tour could be hit by protests after an open letter partly blamed Queen Elizabeth II for slavery.

During a panel discussion at SXSW, John Cleese told fellow comedian Dulcé Sloan, who is Black, that the British gave her "free passage" to the U.S.