President Biden delivered remarks Tuesday in front of the National Museum of Slavery in Angola: PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN: We are gathered at a solemn location. Because to fully consider how far our two ...

President Joe Biden speaks during his visit to the National Slavery Museum in Morro da Cruz, near Luanda, Dec. 3, 2024.

President Biden delivered remarks Tuesday at the National Museum of Slavery in Angola's capital, part of a trip that has seen Mr. Biden become the first sitting U.S. president to visit the Sub ...

At the National Museum of Slavery in the capital, Luanda, Mr. Biden recalled in a speech on Tuesday the slave trade that once defined relations between America and Angola.

President Joe Biden said "there's nothing beyond our capacity if we work together" while addressing a gathering outside the National Museum of Slavery in Luanda, Angola, on Tuesday.

WASHINGTON – Angola’s President João Lourenço toured the nation’s premiere museum of African American history on Monday, calling its exhibit on slavery and the Middle Passage “profoundly ...

After negotiations with the prison, the National Museum of African American History and Culture will now include this history in its collections, highlighting the enduring legacy of slavery in ...

LUANDA, Angola. The National Museum of Slavery in Angola's capital Luanda reflects the history of slavery that gravely damaged the country and disrupted the social fabric in the past.

The good, the bad and the ugly," Biden said as he spoke at the National Museum of Slavery in Angola. ABC News. Biden, during Angola visit, speaks of 'shared history' of slavery. 2w.

At the National Museum of Slavery in the capital, Luanda, Biden recalled in a speech Tuesday the slave trade that once defined relations between America and Angola. More Africans sold into slavery ...

President Joe Biden on Tuesday, during his diplomatic trip to Angola, acknowledged America's "original sin" of slavery and the slave trade that once connected the United States and the African nation.