Female Seclusion in the Aftermath of Slavery on the Southern Swahili Coast: Transformations of Slavery in Unexpected Places

[...]it is intimately tied to the question of the silence or guarded, coded speech surrounding slavery.\n Our conversations took place about eighty years after official abolition in Tanganyika, and about a hundred years after slave labor regimes had begun to crumble, but, as the preceding ages have...

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