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Mmxhrad.bsky.social

Bold move to say "protecting the rights of black people is just like when the white guys I worship fought to keep them enslaved."

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Ooregonthedm.bsky.social

a poc friend brought up a serious topic that I don't know how to engage on lol, it is probably well way way outside my lane She brought up "How can someone who is Black wanna be a Christian, especially in America, those folks enslaved our ancestors, you are worshipping the slave owners god"

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TBoutrageous.bsky.social

today i didn’t wear makeup and i hid my head with a man coded hat. today i am man. my income just jumped and i no longer fear being enslaved by what my body does

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Aabbuus.bsky.social

#MedicalCrime Anarcha, Betsey and Lucy known names of enslaved Black women in the 19th c. who were amongst at least 12 woman that were subjected to experimental gynecologic surgeries without their consent, without anaesthesia by a white physician who is lauded as the “Father of Modern Gynaecology”.

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AIarch-columbus.bsky.social

The Columbus AIA is sponsoring a lecture on October 14 at Denison Edge (300 Marconi Blvd #200) in Columbus at 7-8pm: "Africans, Europeans, and Finding Castle Cormantine: Archaeology and Cultural Entanglement on the 17th century Gold Coast" by Prof. Christopher DeCourse (Syracuse University)

Poster is with the following information:

Talk Title: Africans, Europeans, And Finding Castle Cormantine:
Archaeology And Cultural Entanglement On The 17th Century Gold Coast

Speaker: Prof. Christopher Decorse (Syracuse University)

Date, Time, And Place: 
Monday October 14
7pm-8pm
Denison Edge
300 Marconi Blvd #200,
Columbus

Abstract: Castle Cormantine, founded in 1632 on the coast of what is now modern Ghana, was England's first outpost in Africa. Occupied for little more than three decades before its capture by the Dutch, the fort nonetheless played a key role in shaping African-European interactions and the nascence of the Atlantic slave trade. In time, the name Cormantine or Coromantee became synonymous with slaves from the entire Ghanaian coast throughout the English-speaking colonies of the Americas, and the name resonates down to the present day. Castle Cormantine is an iconic symbol of a trade that brought millions of enslaved Africans to the Americas.
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MCmarcea.bsky.social

What is up w/ these Black men defending the owners of enslaved people? Do they honestly believe their destiny in that place & time would have been different? I seriously believe that there is a lot of lead in water systems in the U.S. b/c people’s thought processes seem to continue to decline.

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Sgabbklein.bsky.social

I see. It was unfair for the majority population of enslaved Black people to force their value of "don't enslave people" on the beleaguered minority of white enslavers. (I can parse this logic because of the training I've received listening to SCOTUS arguments! Who knew that would come in handy?)

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smallmutuals.bsky.social

Well I haven't enslaved anyone or started any wars, so I think I'm doing quite a bit better than them actually.

Bbrendelbored.bsky.social

Lmao

Bill Maher: The founding fathers were the Gen Z of their day, and when they were your age, they started a country. What the fuck have you done?
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JDvasthypno.bsky.social

Through this world I stumbled Too many times betrayed Trying to find am honest word To find the truth enslaved Jam of the day: Sarah MacLaughlin "Posession " #musicvideoyoutu.be/itydwcyywBc?...

Sarah McLachlan - Possession
Sarah McLachlan - Possession

YouTube video by sarahmclachlanVEVO

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The idea that enslavers were this besieged minority rests on an ahistorical misunderstanding of how slave societies functioned. In MS in 1860, 50% of all families enslaved people. Other families rented enslaved people. Others still wished they could afford to enslave people. It was aspirational.

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