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Yale apologises for role in slavery: How the slave trade in India helped establish the University - Vimarsana News

Yale apologises for role in slavery: How the slave trade in India helped establish the University

One of America's most prestigious universities is named after East India Company official Elihu Yale, who spent over a quarter of a century in India. Among other things, he made a considerable fortune through the slave trade.

Groundbreaking Information System Sheds Light… | New Haven Independent - Vimarsana News

Groundbreaking Information System Sheds Light… | New Haven Independent

This torosarus skull, now part of the collection of the Yale Peabody Museum, was found at Lightning Creek in Wyoming in 1891 by American paleontologist…

Painting of Yale University's namesake with an enslaved black child is returned to public display - Vimarsana News

Painting of Yale University's namesake with an enslaved black child is returned to public display

The Yale Center for British Art removed the painting from display in October 2020 to conduct a technical analysis, which continues and includes efforts to identify the boy.

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Painting of Yale namesake and enslaved child back on display

An early 18th-century painting depicting Yale University's namesake with an enslaved Black child has been returned to public display at one of its museums even as art experts investigate its

Painting of Yale namesake and enslaved child back on display - Vimarsana News

Painting of Yale namesake and enslaved child back on display

An early 18th-century painting depicting Yale University's namesake with an enslaved Black child has been returned to public display at one of its museums even as art experts investigate its