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Georgetown Panel Urges University to Apologize for Its Role in Slavery

Georgetown University should apologize for the ways it participated in slavery and benefited from the sale of Jesuit-owned slaves in the early 19th century, a university panel concluded in a report released Thursday that cast a stark spotlight on a troubling period of history at one of the nation’s top Catholic schools.
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