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London unveils design of city’s first memorial to victims of transatlantic slavery

London unveils design of city’s first memorial to victims of transatlantic slavery

  • Memorial to be located at West India Quay, east London
  • Design inspired by cowrie shells, by artist Khaleb Brooks
  • Memorial to be supported by educational program on slavery
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