#Slaves

Some liberals suggest that because I am black, and several Framers owned slaves, that I should reject America as an illegitimate country, and forever condemn it. Yet, historians estimate between
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How many theoretical ways are there for the cabals to win? Think about it. They are fighting not just against us but also against a civilization many thousands of years
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While today religious leaders grumble about protests and #BlackLivesMatter , historically Black Muslim leaders were at the heart of uprisings against slaveryIn honor of Juneteenth, a quick thread on
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This is the 26th instalment of #deanehistory. It’s a request job: thank you, @KingBobIIV!Thomas Pellow, from Cornwall, was 11 years old when he was serving in the summer of 1715
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Interesting history tidbit for when you visit the botanic gardens in POS: During the 19th and 20th century, Indian indentured labourers who breached their labour contract were forced to work
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Who were the Moors ? [Short thread] Derived from the latin word "Maurus", the term Moor was originally used to describe BERBERS from the ancient roman province of Mauretania (actual
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I said 3 years ago if anybody thought in his fight with the Deep State Trump and Co. were being completely frozen out of using LEO/Intelligence apparatus and so he's
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Re-upping this in-class activity to say: it's important, esp. in US, to teach Roman slavery in conversation with New World Slavery. In future years I hope to integrate the history
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Hierarchy is a good thing. It comes from hieros (holy) and archē (rule).What we have now is not hierarchy by tyranny, from tyrannos (despot).A thread. St. Dionysius coined the word
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I refuse to participate in the Oppression Olympics because I reject the notion that new or first gen immigrants from Peru or Pakistan are owed more by this country than
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Agostino Brunias: The Barbados Mulatto Girl (1779). The mixed-race subject commands a scene exploring the elaborate hierarchies in the English West Indies. Reworked with granny’s patchwork and Caribbean map. Rediscovering
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John Benton touching on something in this latest column for @EvangelicalsNow that I think is so important.I might articulate these thoughts more fully in another medium shortly, but his plea
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Congratulations to Afro-Brazilian journalist @Cecillia! She was nominated for the @RSF_inter (Reporters Without Borders) Press Freedom Awards for her impactful work on Rio de Janeiro's armed conflict involving police, militias
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A few thoughts on misusing Philemon to defend antebellum slavers. THREAD:It is common in convos about the antebellum South to see Philemon used as a means of defending, if not
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Who Are the Supporters of Slavery? Ever since the defeat of the Nazis in WWII, Marxists/Socialists have clearly been the world’s leading advocates of slavery. For elaboration, see Chapter 8
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How many boomers are feeling: A thread An email to me "Upside Down World"January 9, 2021 "When I pause and spend a little time in thought, I wonder if I
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