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guardian.com forward slash long-weed. The Backlash, how slavery research came under fire by Samira

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When the historian Nicholas Bell Romero started a job researching Cambridge University's

past links to transatlantic slavery three years ago, he did not expect to be pilloried in the

national press by anonymous dons as a woke activist with an agenda. Before his work was even

published, it would spark a bitter conflict at the university with accusations of bullying and

censorship that were quickly picked up by right-wing papers as a warning about fanatical scholars

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