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Slavery Connection - Birmingham The first women-only abolition society was formed in Birmingham in 1825, others soon followed. Despite strong anti-slavery feelings, the city had strong links with the trade.
	Building freedom in Birmingham. Did Birmingham profit? Three continents, one history: how a unique project uncovers the past.
	On reflection
			BBC WM producer Mandisa Gordon gives an emotional reflection on the enslavement of her ancestors.






	Did Birmingham Profit?
			Find out how Birmingham benefited from the brutal enslavement of Africans.






	Soweto's journey
			Inside Out takes award-winning musician Soweto Kinch on a personal journey into his city?s past.






	Building Freedom
			Local historian Andy Green, explains how Birmingham was a part of the anti-slavery movement.







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