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March 22, 2026Digital humanities quarterly0 citationsOpen Access

Ethical Challenges in Digital Public History and Resistance to Slavery in Mali

Naming Slavery in a Digital Public History Project in Mali in the Context of Increased Violence Against Those Who Refuse to Be Called Slaves

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MRMarie RodetMCMamadou Sène Cissé

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Overview

Digital public history explores resistance to slavery in Mali, revealing ethical concerns and societal implications.

Key Points

  • The aim is to investigate the ethical implications of creating digital historical knowledge about slavery resistance in Mali.
  • Co-producing a web documentary with community dialogue
  • Identifying and naming marginalised populations
  • Addressing funding and authority tensions in digital research
  • Highlighted ethical challenges in digital public history
  • Demonstrated the necessity of addressing violence against those rejecting the label of 'slave'
  • Showed the importance of bridging historical and modern anti-slavery efforts

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Rodet et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69bf899af665edcd009e95b4https://doi.org/10.63744/9mxpscpsq9p8
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