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178 Years After Banning Slavery, France Scraps ‘Code Noir’ Rules That Governed It
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What happened: 178 Years After Banning Slavery, France Scraps ‘Code Noir’ Rules That Governed It
Where coverage diverges: Lean Left: 2 (NYT — World, NYT — World).
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What happened: 178 Years After Banning Slavery, France Scraps ‘Code Noir’ Rules That Governed It
Where coverage diverges: Lean Left: 2 (NYT — World, NYT — World).
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The New York Times reports that France has eliminated the remnants of the Code Noir, a set of laws that once regulated slavery.
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