To those folks hot and lathered about changing the names of UO buildings because of past connections to slavery, do some real good and urge changes in today's slavery programs.  With 1 percent of the American population incarcerated in slavery, a disproportionate number black or minority, we have ongoing slavery that deserves far more attention than dead stuff from 150 years ago.  We routinely deprive people of their freedom and liberty locking them in cages, controlling their every action, for years and years and years.  When they get out, if ever, they are labeled felon or sex-offender or whatever which relegates them to continued slavery for the rest of their lives.   A very small number of people must be banished from society to protect others.  But most modern slaves are enslaved for entirely different reasons including profit and plain old human meanness.  The funny thing is that those elites who lobby to erase former slavery advocates, typically support contemporary slavery.