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Rijksmuseum Slavery Exhibit & Dialogue with Dr. Pepijn Brandon

Rijksmuseum Slavery Exhibit and Dialogue with Dr. Pepijn Brandon Vanessa Timmer and Irwin Oostindie were in conversation with Dr. Pepijn Brandon. The live event was kicked off with an important 9-minute Dutch language primer on the Slavery Apology debate which can be found here:    • Het slavernijverleden en het excuus-dilemma   Dr. Pepijn Brandon is our guide to unlearning assumptions about Amsterdam and The Netherlands often-denied roots of wealth. Dr. Brandon co-authored a book being distributed to all Amsterdam households regarding their city's connection to its slavery past. He is Assistant Professor, at VU Amsterdam, and a Fellow at Weatherhead Initiative of Global History, Harvard University, and is Visiting Scholar, Center for the Study of Slavery and Justice, at Brown University. Brandon is a regular commentator on these issues in Dutch media. During Dr. Brandon's talk we will also view a virtual tour of the Rijksmuseum Slavernij exhibit. A two-part conversation with Dr. Pepijn Brandon provides context to the exhibition presentation regarding the economic legacy and accountability associated with this slavery wealth. A virtual tour of the Slavery exhibit presents ten true stories about enslaved people and slave owners, people who resisted, and people who were brought to the Netherlands in slavery. Rijksmuseum, the national museum of arts and history of the Netherlands, is staging its first ever major exhibition dedicated to the subject of slavery. Slavery is inextricably bound up with Dutch history. It is the first time stories of slave trade across the Atlantic and the Indian Oceans are told together in one exhibition in the Netherlands.