Brown U. Documents Ties to Slavery, but Does Not Apologize

Brown University issued an exhaustive documentation last week of its founders' role in the slave trade, and recommended setting up a memorial on its campus in Providence, R.I., and establishing a center for the continuing study of slavery and justice.

Coming after three years of meetings, however, the report — by a 16-member Steering Committee on Slavery and Justice — may be more notable for what it doesn't do: It falls short of offering an institutional apology,

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