A Brief History of West African Slavery for the Woke
When they come and shout how The Whites are the only ones who cause slavery to flourish by their own hands.You can now see and read how it was an equal opportunity enterprise done by many others actors with brown and Black colors too! To lay it all on just one race is just another lie.
serf
https://www.theburningplatform.com/2021/11/10/a-brief-history-of-west-african-slavery-for-the-woke/
Slavery existed for millennia throughout the entirety of the Bantu populated African continent prior to the arrival of Europeans. African slaves were captured, worked hard in the millet fields, scolded, beaten, sold multiple times, raped, and murdered well before the first European footprint was impressed on a West African beach. Slavery was the natural African social condition, it continued as Europeans colonized the continent, and in some places it continues today after most Europeans have left. Thus any conception of an “Original Sin” borne by Americans through ancestry lies not with Caucasians, but with those of African ancestry as Africans themselves were the origination point for the West African slavery supply chain where they occupied the roles of contractor, planner, procurer, and transporter to distribution hubs.
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Fact: No one has owned slaves in the USA in over a century and a half.
Fact: DEMOCRATs (which oh-by-the-way is the party of slavery) and their apparatchiks keep bringing the subject up for political gain.
I'm sorry Chiefr but the Democrats still own a bunch of slaves today..and they vote exactly the way they tell them to..
Hi Y club in HS sold me as a slave my senior yr to an underclass girl .
Slavery at some level existed throughout the world then and to significant degree even today.
Few were exempted from the condition through history. If this is news to anyone, it is a sad comment to the desire for information by the individual.
Brad Steele
We, as a country banished slavery but in Africa it is still a common practice.
The descendants of slavery here in the U.S. should feel fortunate that they don't live in their ancestral lands. Bob