The Real History of Slavery

Another straw man...

Nobody is claiming to have been a slave or sole ownership of slavery...

The conversation continues NOT to be had because oppositional whites refuse to have the conversation about race in America, and acknowledge the black community’s disadvantages stem from systemic oppression in a system that was made for whites by whites.

The system can be made better we have done it before.

This does not undo America anymore than woman’s rights, or abolition.

Deflecting the conversation with topics like the OP, saying things like “golly gee did you know the first slave owner in America was black?”, all of this is a continued refusal to actually have substantive discussion on race in America, and continues to refuse acknowledging the role of white Americans in slavery and post slavery eras, as they continue to dogwhistle white supremacy rhetoric devoid of intermission.

Personal racism will never be eradicated, but systemic racism that remains from a bygone era can and should be corrected following an open honest dialogue about race in America including everyone.

Of course, anyone has the right to feel how they want to feel and always will.

Instead of being a part of the solution it seems many would rather obfuscate and clutch to old ways. It’s a shame because the kids are watching and we should be striving to set the best example we possibly can for them - all kids.

Of course all lives matter, including black lives, this is why the discussion is needed. Continuing to refuse to have the conversation leads us right back to where we already are which nobody wants.

Don’t you think it’s time to evolve and work together against the class warfare agitators and their masters?

Another straw man...

Nobody is claiming to have been a slave or sole ownership of slavery...

The conversation continues NOT to be had because oppositional whites refuse to have the conversation about race in America, and acknowledge the black community’s disadvantages stem from systemic oppression in a system that was made for whites by whites.

The system can be made better we have done it before.

This does not undo America anymore than woman’s rights, or abolition.

Deflecting the conversation with topics like the OP, saying things like “golly gee did you know the first slave owner in America was black?”, all of this is a continued refusal to actually have substantive discussion on race in America, and continues to refuse acknowledging the role of white Americans in slavery and post slavery eras, as they continue to dogwhistle white supremacy rhetoric devoid of intermission.

Personal racism will never be eradicated, but systemic racism that remains from a bygone era can and should be corrected following an open honest dialogue about race in America including everyone.

Of course, anyone has the right to feel how they want to feel and always will.

Instead of being a part of the solution it seems many would rather obfuscate and clutch to old ways. It’s a shame because the kids are watching and we should be striving to set the best example we possibly can for them - all kids.

Of course all lives matter, including black lives, this is why the discussion is needed. Continuing to refuse to have the conversation leads us right back to where we already are which nobody wants.

Don’t you think it’s time to evolve and work together against the class warfare agitators and their masters?

Black people pay taxes too. Being statistically more likely to be pulled over, get unlawfully searched, get murdered, get harassed by tax paid for law enforcement is one example. Another poster listed many others. Here’s the data [link to openpolicing.stanford.edu (secure)]

What will it take for us to move forward as a nation in your eyes?

I have some books from the 1800s about the peoples of the world, their customs, habits and religions.

Slavery had been rampant all over the world. Most native American tribes had slaves.

Lots of black Africans were enslaved by Arabs and other black Africans, and there were European Christian missionaries who devoted themselves to stopping it, and rescuing those enslaved.

People seem to want to believe slavery only existed in America, and that the slaves here were beaten and tortured regularly, when in fact many were loved and treated very well. Many owners taught slaves how to read and write, and were humane towards them. White Americans treated their slaves a heck of a lot better than others around the world treated their slaves.

However people don't care about facts, they only believe whatever suits their agenda.

Another straw man...

Nobody is claiming to have been a slave or sole ownership of slavery...

The conversation continues NOT to be had because oppositional whites refuse to have the conversation about race in America, and acknowledge the black community’s disadvantages stem from systemic oppression in a system that was made for whites by whites.

The system can be made better we have done it before.

This does not undo America anymore than woman’s rights, or abolition.

Deflecting the conversation with topics like the OP, saying things like “golly gee did you know the first slave owner in America was black?”, all of this is a continued refusal to actually have substantive discussion on race in America, and continues to refuse acknowledging the role of white Americans in slavery and post slavery eras, as they continue to dogwhistle white supremacy rhetoric devoid of intermission.

Personal racism will never be eradicated, but systemic racism that remains from a bygone era can and should be corrected following an open honest dialogue about race in America including everyone.

Of course, anyone has the right to feel how they want to feel and always will.

Instead of being a part of the solution it seems many would rather obfuscate and clutch to old ways. It’s a shame because the kids are watching and we should be striving to set the best example we possibly can for them - all kids.

Of course all lives matter, including black lives, this is why the discussion is needed. Continuing to refuse to have the conversation leads us right back to where we already are which nobody wants.

Don’t you think it’s time to evolve and work together against the class warfare agitators and their masters?

The conversation continues NOT to be had because oppositional whites refuse to have the conversation about race in America...

The most inconvenient truth about the buying and selling of black humans is that it was African blacks and Muslims who were selling captured African blacks into slavery.

And, it's still happening today.

Another straw man...

Nobody is claiming to have been a slave or sole ownership of slavery...

The conversation continues NOT to be had because oppositional whites refuse to have the conversation about race in America, and acknowledge the black community’s disadvantages stem from systemic oppression in a system that was made for whites by whites.

The system can be made better we have done it before.

This does not undo America anymore than woman’s rights, or abolition.

Deflecting the conversation with topics like the OP, saying things like “golly gee did you know the first slave owner in America was black?”, all of this is a continued refusal to actually have substantive discussion on race in America, and continues to refuse acknowledging the role of white Americans in slavery and post slavery eras, as they continue to dogwhistle white supremacy rhetoric devoid of intermission.

Personal racism will never be eradicated, but systemic racism that remains from a bygone era can and should be corrected following an open honest dialogue about race in America including everyone.

Of course, anyone has the right to feel how they want to feel and always will.

Instead of being a part of the solution it seems many would rather obfuscate and clutch to old ways. It’s a shame because the kids are watching and we should be striving to set the best example we possibly can for them - all kids.

Of course all lives matter, including black lives, this is why the discussion is needed. Continuing to refuse to have the conversation leads us right back to where we already are which nobody wants.

Don’t you think it’s time to evolve and work together against the class warfare agitators and their masters?

There were no easy choices for men like Washington, Jefferson or Lincoln because what could you do with 4 million newly freed slaves, many of whom owned no land, had few skills and bore ill will towards their former masters?.

Another straw man...

Nobody is claiming to have been a slave or sole ownership of slavery...

The conversation continues NOT to be had because oppositional whites refuse to have the conversation about race in America, and acknowledge the black community’s disadvantages stem from systemic oppression in a system that was made for whites by whites.

The system can be made better we have done it before.

This does not undo America anymore than woman’s rights, or abolition.

Deflecting the conversation with topics like the OP, saying things like “golly gee did you know the first slave owner in America was black?”, all of this is a continued refusal to actually have substantive discussion on race in America, and continues to refuse acknowledging the role of white Americans in slavery and post slavery eras, as they continue to dogwhistle white supremacy rhetoric devoid of intermission.

Personal racism will never be eradicated, but systemic racism that remains from a bygone era can and should be corrected following an open honest dialogue about race in America including everyone.

Of course, anyone has the right to feel how they want to feel and always will.

Instead of being a part of the solution it seems many would rather obfuscate and clutch to old ways. It’s a shame because the kids are watching and we should be striving to set the best example we possibly can for them - all kids.

Of course all lives matter, including black lives, this is why the discussion is needed. Continuing to refuse to have the conversation leads us right back to where we already are which nobody wants.

Don’t you think it’s time to evolve and work together against the class warfare agitators and their masters?

She looks very nice with her hair up like that...

She has a head of hair like a male lion...

So nothing has changed, except we've burned billions of dollars, paid them to breed by the millions, and still can teach them to read or speak English.

Ummm WHO was selling slaves to the slave ships??

OH YEA,

The Africans-----


They were enslaving themselves -- Go Figure----

Black people pay taxes too. Being statistically more likely to be pulled over, get unlawfully searched, get murdered, get harassed by tax paid for law enforcement is one example. Another poster listed many others. Here’s the data [link to openpolicing.stanford.edu (secure)]

What will it take for us to move forward as a nation in your eyes?

That's because slavery is not the real issue.

Slavery-guilting/ne groes is just another weapon used by a small, predatory ethnic group in its genocide of the White race.

To me her hair looks Austrian/German.
She's a little Goddess!

Black people pay taxes too. Being statistically more likely to be pulled over, get unlawfully searched, get murdered, get harassed by tax paid for law enforcement is one example. Another poster listed many others. Here’s the data [link to openpolicing.stanford.edu (secure)]

What will it take for us to move forward as a nation in your eyes?

Watch the video then let's discuss it. Claims about systemic and structural racism are disguised demands for advantages based solely on race. We've already been there, thanks.