History to be presented in the Counsel
Harvard University is utilizing AI and digitization to document its institutional ties to slavery and the legacy of child commodification, tracking a historical line from the transatlantic slave trade to the Orphan Train movement and modern foster care. This research explores how "apprenticeship" systems often masked the economic exploitation of children, a pattern challenged by the landmark case of Mary Ellen Wilson McCormack. For more details, visit Harvard Gazette.
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