Why is the Arab Slave Trade talked about a lot less in mainstream history than the Atlantic Slave Trade? The Arab Slave Trade involved many more slaves and was equally or in some cases more brutal than transatlantic slavery and continued up until the 1960s. Further there is an ongoing debate in the United States that African Americans should receive some sort of reparations by the federal government for slavery, do such movements exist among descendants of African slaves in Arab countries?
Not to discourage other answers, but this has been discussed in previous threads that may be of interest, e.g.:
and https://www.reddit.com/r/AskHistorians/comments/5gv0ug/it_is_estimated_that_a_minimum_of_18_million/
Thank you for pointing me in the right direction