Glasgow University S Bold Move To Pay Back Slave Trade Profits Bbcо A study by the university into thousands of donations it received in the 18th and 19th centuries found some were linked to slave trade profits. it included sums for bursaries and endowments. 16 september 2018. getty images. glasgow university is to launch a "reparative justice programme" after discovering it benefited by tens of millions of pounds from racial slavery. a study by the.
Glasgow University лњreceived Up To г вј199m From Slave Trade Profits 22 august 2019. hannah capella. bbc news. getty images. glasgow university has agreed to raise and spend £20m in reparations after discovering it benefited by millions of pounds from the slave. The university of glasgow benefited from millions of pounds of slave trade profits. the move comes almost a year after a study by the university looked at thousands of donations it received in the. Glasgow university received benefits worth the equivalent of up to £199 million from slave trade cash, researchers have found. the university carried out a year long study into thousands of. The university grew in a city tied to industries initially produced by slaves. a groundbreaking report has revealed that the university of glasgow received financial support that would be worth up to nearly £200 million today from slave trade profits. the year long investigation into bequests and gifts made in the 18th and 19th centuries means.
Glasgow Pledges Reparation On Slave Trade English Forward News Glasgow university received benefits worth the equivalent of up to £199 million from slave trade cash, researchers have found. the university carried out a year long study into thousands of. The university grew in a city tied to industries initially produced by slaves. a groundbreaking report has revealed that the university of glasgow received financial support that would be worth up to nearly £200 million today from slave trade profits. the year long investigation into bequests and gifts made in the 18th and 19th centuries means. Glasgow university has been praised for taking a "bold, moral and historic step" after it agreed to pay £20m in reparations after its links to the transatlantic slave trade were revealed. Last year, a report by the university found the school benefited significantly from the profits of slavery in the 18th and 19th century. the donations the university received back then would equal.
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