"New York had slave auctions and slave whipping posts and slave rebellions," he noted.
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They give them lessons in slave discipline and slave management.
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Like slave-holding French colonizers, American slave owners received $300 per freed slave after Abraham Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation in 1862.
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On display is an actual slave cabin, a receipt for a teenage girl slave, and an iron neck-ring forged for another slave.
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My grandfather was a slave, certainly his mother was a slave.
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The Old Slave Mart Museum, where slave auctions were held, recounts the city's role in slave trading and houses African-American arts and crafts.
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"People say we romanticize the slave and slave owner relationship," she explains.
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It was named after Peter Faneuil, a slave owner and slave trader.
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Some ascribe it to a thwarted slave owner, others to a runaway slave.
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Torture, the crucial ingredient of slave ownership, dehumanizes not the slave but the owner.
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"A city slave is almost a freeman, compared with a slave on a plantation," Douglass wrote.
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"I'm just as much slave owner as I am slave," one of them, Adam Coy, says.
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The story of a bond between a white slave master's brother and a young black slave.
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One key piece of missing history concerns slave revolts: Few history books or popular media portrayals of the trans-Atlantic slave trade discuss the many slave rebellions that occurred throughout America's early history.
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This history was passed down and across generations, parent to child, spouse to spouse, slave master to slave.
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The slave-movie phenomenon that has gripped Hollywood of late has led many to develop slave-movie fatigue.
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The ship carried the last surviving slave In addition to being the last slave ship, the Clotilda carried the woman who has now been identified as the last survivor of the US-African slave trade.
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Two jigaboo caricatures flank the slave ship like bookends, suggesting where the story of the slave trade ended up.
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She claims that she exists as the result of a love affair between a slave owner and a slave.
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Slave narratives had to have white authenticators to confirm that what a slave said about slavery was indeed true.
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During the slave era, "black milk" was the name given to milk stolen from slave mothers to feed white infants.
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To resist, slave families regularly ran away together but faced harsh physical punishment, even death, if caught by slave hunters.
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Everyone was a slave and miserable!' and it's like, everyone was not a slave, and slaves fell in love too!
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Rain said Vaisey sought out Howells on a website and offered to be his slave in a master-slave relationship.
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The basement has the shackles, slave cabins, pieces of a recovered slave ship, the "for sale" signs for humans etc.
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The first book I read was Slave Girl of Gor, and the relationship between master and slave was instantly appealing.
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Bancroft listed names of slave brokers, commission merchants and auctioneers, and detailed how slave auctions were advertised and carried out.
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The novel retold the story of a real historic event — the 1831 slave revolt of Southampton County, Virginia — narrated from the imagined perspective of Turner, the educated and highly religious slave who led our nation's bloodiest slave revolt.
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My children come from Caribbean, European and slave ancestors Atira Charles is Italian and Barbadian, with Native American and slave roots.
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"Tribute to a Slave," a greeting across eras to the rebel slave Nat Turner, is vintage socially conscious, tambourine-shaking funk.
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In the wake of slave revolts, such as Nat Turner's rebellion, white people became more fearful of slave uprisings and resistance.
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Of the more than 10,000 slave ships that made voyages during the transatlantic slave trade, only five have been identified worldwide.
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It has supported the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade Database, a repository of information from nearly 36,000 slave voyages across the Atlantic.
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There have been volumes, Hurston says, written by slave traders and by abolitionists about the horrors of Middle Passage and slave auctions.
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And across Britain, heritage plaques on Georgian townhouses euphemistically describe former slave traders and slave owners as West Indies merchants or planters.
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Look at a place like Monticello that's undergone incredible exciting change, excavation of slave quarters, understanding the slave culture at the site.
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Lupita won the Academy Award for best supporting actress for her portrayal of the slave Patsey in "12 Years a Slave" (2013).
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In the old days, when a slave had a master and he was a good slave, he was protected by the master.
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A dressmaker and former slave, she is best known from her memoir "Behind the Scenes: Or, Thirty Years a Slave and Four Years in the White House" -- a postbellum slave narrative and portrait of the First Family, especially Mary Todd Lincoln.
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One slave, recruited for his physical strength, loses a child, attacks a slave trader, and gets imprisoned in a box for that assault.
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Within 25 years, the immensely powerful Royal Navy went from protecting the maritime slave trade to shutting it down and seizing slave ships.
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One caucus leader claimed that an African American voting for the measure was like a runaway slave voting for the Fugitive Slave Act.
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Alarmed slaveholders in Louisiana invested resources in training local militia, and slave patrols began surveying slave quarters with increasing frequency and ruthless violence.
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The psychiatric diagnosis of drapetomania, or "runaway slave syndrome," was created to diagnose and pathologize African slaves who fled their vicious slave owners.
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Slave labor and slave sales were envisioned as part of the financing model of the college even before the doors opened in 1789.
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Some are even sold on slave markets, according to aid groups - a chilling echo of the trans-Saharan slave trade of centuries past.
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Most daringly, it is a world in which a white slave master's brother and a young black slave can forge an indelible bond.
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No one today is a slave so why should they get money because they are a descendant of someone who was a slave.
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The Underground Railroad tells the story of Cora, a young slave woman who runs away from a plantation on Georgia and makes her way through America's slave states on the Underground Railroad, all the while pursued by a relentless, Javert-like slave catcher.
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She said she took the role — as the slave Esther, a slave who is raped in the film — because she could relate to her.
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Unlike Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) who's descended from slave owners but opposes reparations for U.S. slave descendants, O'Rourke backs the plan.
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In 1811, Charles Deslondes, a mixed-race slave driver from Saint-Dominique, Haiti, led what would become the largest slave rebellion in American history.
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The master wins the recognition of the slave, but his satisfaction is empty, since he does not recognize the slave as human in turn.
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Denmark Vesey was a co-founder of that same church, a freed slave executed in 1822 for allegedly plotting to lead a slave revolt.
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Deep SouthThe Deep South was established by English slave lords from Barbados and was styled as a West Indies-style slave society, Woodard notes.
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Siempre Bruja is built around a slave/slave master "romance" — and it premiered on the first day of Black History Month, February 1, no less.
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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN)A Nigerian senator has invited American rapper Kanye West to visit slave ports in Africa for an education on the slave trade.
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I question the idea that any historical figure who profited from slave labor or the slave trade must therefore have their names removed from buildings.
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These characters had lived in a slave America and, at the beginning of the book, found themselves existing in a supposedly slave-free United States.
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If I can go three grandmothers back and find a slave, that means someone else can go three grandmothers back and find a slave owner.
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Correction: An earlier version of this article said that under Islamic law, the child of a free father and slave mother is considered a slave.
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The masters get two of us big old black slaves and let us fight it out while they bet: 'My slave can whup your slave.
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Early on in the ferocious new play Slave Play, a slave woman named Kaneisha (Teyonah Parris) asks her overseer if he is going beat her.
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Correction: An earlier version of this article stated that Dr. Walker's grandfather was a former slave, but it was his grandmother who was a former slave.
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"I'm givin' up my slave name / I'm givin' up my slave name," he sings in the tune, which he played for employees at Fader on Thursday.
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A school district in New Jersey is condemning a photo that depicts two students dressed as an African American slave and a slave owner for Halloween.
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In a 1938 interview with the Federal Writers' 'Slave Narrative Project,' former slave Will Adams, remembered some of his experiences growing up on a Texas plantation.
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Slave-holding parents and slave-holding family members gave girls enslaved people as gifts — for Christmas sometimes, when they turned 16 or when they turned 21.
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While the plantation's slave history gets short shrift at St. Nicholas Abbey, it is marked in a nearby village where a slave house is being restored.
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For instance, if it's of a former slave owner you leave it there but also put a case that has a letter written by a slave.
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When slaves were taken to Brazil by Portuguese slave traders, engolo became the basis for capoeira, the Brazilian fighting system hidden in dance by the slave population.
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"Beloved" is inspired by a true story of Margaret Garner, a slave who killed her 2-year-old daughter after escaping and being pursued by slave catchers.
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In his memoir, "Twelve Years a Slave," he described a slave auction where a woman named Eliza and her little daughter, Emily, were sold to different buyers.
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Records are spotty, though references to slaves skilled in distilling and whiskey making pop up in slave sales and runaway-slave ads from the early 19th century.
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One is kidnapped and shipped off to America to be a slave while the other lives a comfortable life in Ghana married to a British slave trader.
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For example, the electoral college was "a concession to slave-owners" because each slave officially counted as three-fifths of a person, thus giving Southern states more power.
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Booth defied the US attorney general by declaring the Fugitive Slave Act unconstitutional and ordered the release of a man who had been convicted for thwarting slave catchers.
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She learns that slave owners are more likely to beat a slave than shoot one, so she is no longer sent home by the sight of a firearm.
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She accounts for what it must have meant to be a slave and a slave owner—and, more important, what it means for us to be their descendants.
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I cannot say the same about how the slave play in Slave Play sat with me, but in both of your experiences, I find resonance with my own.
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At the same time the British Empire abolished slavery (1833), there were auction blocks and slave pens right in D.C. Shackled slave gangs were marched along the capital's streets.
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The subject of the Indian Ocean slave trade is handled deftly and innovatively, combining video and text, detailed historical imagery, maps of slave routes, personal testimony and interactive montages.
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Raniere and Mack established Master/Slave relationships in which the slave was at the whim of the master in every aspect of her life: sexuality, economics, even food choice.
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The early beginnings of our nation saw slave patrols in the guise of "law enforcement" wielded as the disciplinary arm of the slave codes in the colonies and states.
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Known today as the New York Slave Revolt of 1712, the insurgence resulted in the conviction and public execution of 803 slaves, as well as more severe slave codes.
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She had accepted our slave trading forebears as yet another facet of the complex legacy she carries, but she did chide me for naming her after a slave port.
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Durkin's work, "Uncovering the Hidden Lives of Last Clotilda Survivor Matilda McCrear and her Family," is published in Slavery and Abolition: A Journal of Slave and Post-Slave Studies.
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They very strategically used their proximity to the slave owners to gain information, risking everything and using their own invisibility in the eyes of the slave owners to their advantage.
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During the branding ceremonies, slaves were required to be fully naked, and a master would order one slave to film the branding while the others restrained the slave being branded.
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For a man born a slave to star in his own biography centuries later, not as a slave, but as a leader and a statesman is an accomplishment without match.
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Along these well-preserved streets, Mr. Green's reminiscing easily comes alive as we move past the Old Slave Mart, among the few remaining relics of the city's interstate slave trade.
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Alongside the Atlantic slave trade, there was a Mediterranean slave trade, driven by the Barbary pirates of North Africa who operated within the domain of influence of the Ottoman Empire.
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He may have been a servant or slave of the Pastons, or another person brought to England through the transatlantic slave trade that was then part of the country's economy.
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In addition to a growing list of slave names, Jordan and other archivists on the commission found detailed accounts of slave beatings and other abuses buried in the university's archives.
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The Whitney Plantation offers up the history of the 1811 slave revolt — reportedly America's largest-ever slave rebellion — as well as a glimpse into the lives of child slaves, an explanation of the roles African leaders played in exacerbating the slave trade, and much more, all through the eyes of slaves themselves.
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Radio Slave - Tantakatan (The Drunken Shed Mix) The original of "Tantakatan" from label head Radio Slave is already a timeless piece of music, but what Shed did here is simply stunning.
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The trans-Atlantic slave trade was outlawed in 1808 in the US, but Kossola was nonetheless kidnapped from his home in West Africa and sold to illegal slave traders in 1860.
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First built in 1482 as a Portuguese trading settlement, the 91,000 sq foot behemoth was one of the principal slave depots in the transatlantic slave trade for more than three centuries.
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The museum sits on the site of a former warehouse where black slaves were imprisoned, between an infamous slave market and the dock that received blacks from the domestic slave trade.
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The city was named after the 18th century slave trader Henry Laurens, a Revolutionary War politician who was a partner in one of the largest slave-trading houses in North America.
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Here are other noteworthy slave revolts in the Western Hemisphere: The first recorded slave revolt in the New World occurred on the island shared by Haiti and the Dominican Republic today.
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This no doubt comes as surprising news to theatergoers rattled and roiled by "Slave Play," which assessed the warping grasp of America's slave-owning past on latter-day interracial sexual relationships.
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ZB: That's a pretty bold analogy — the slave trade.
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"They call you 'abd'" — an Arabic word for slave.
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The interiority of those slave narratives — she's absolutely right.
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"In their contact with African-American communities, modern-day police sometimes replicate the brutal tactics employed by earlier police forces, slave patrollers, and White citizens to control the slave population," they say.
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We've always been slave labor, a slave mentality, co-dependency syndrome… It's like being in a violent relationship with a man or a woman, you know—you still go back to it.
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Only after the Civil War, when whites couldn't write off the loss of a dead slave or gain from the sale of an alive slave, did black lives become persistently less valuable.
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After a series of sex sketches—a dildo-drunk mistress and a slave fiddler; a white indentured servant and the slave who has been assigned to oversee his work—something confusing happens.
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During the height of the interstate slave trade, when Richmond trailed only New Orleans in sales, Lumpkin's was arguably the most infamous slave jail in the center of the city's chattel business.
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Harris and I drove past shrines to generals who fought for slavery, as well as a former slave jail, slave burial grounds and a market where thousands of African-Americans were sold.
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In excruciating detail, Olmi describes what's done to Bakhita and what she sees done to others — women, children and babies — along a vulture-shadowed slave route and as an urban house slave.
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My great-great grandfather was a slave, and he was a builder as a slave, and passed the trade of building down to my great-grandfather, who passed it to my grandfather.
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I got one where the daughter of the plantation was in love with the slave — and I call him 'The Slave' because that's all he was called for the entirety of the query.
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The Atlas of the Transatlantic Slave Trade documents 78,360 slaves landing in mainland North America from 19653 to 1865 — about 20 percent of all arrivals over the 200 years of the slave trade.
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During the mid-1800s, as the slave population outnumbered the white population in many states, slave rebellion was a constant fear for slaveowners, who worried that revolts would destroy the lucrative plantation economy.
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Slavery in Libya The UN urged Libya to "take urgent action" to end the slave trade there, a practice exposed by CNN, which shined a light on human slave auctions in the country.
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She was awarded the Newbery Medal, considered the Pulitzer Prize of children's literature, in 203 for "The Slave Dancer," a controversial novel centered on the Atlantic slave trade in the mid-220th century.
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Like Nixon, he's a slave to his own worst instincts.
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" "The [government] did not forbid subcontractors from using slave labor.
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She learns to read from her slave master's daughter, Missy.
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A slave owner who purchases Kizzy when she was 15.
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Well, Varys says he was born a slave in Lys.
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It also is extremely conscious of humanizing every slave onscreen.
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The same spirit that sees slave plantations as romantic venues.
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George's connection to the slave plantation is revealed gradually, momentously.
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The market for slave insurance was mostly in urban areas.
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"I am no longer a slave to testosterone," Lana said.
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Essatim was born a slave because her mother was one.
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He was like a slave or something, I don't know.
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"You're my fourth sabiyya [slave]," [the judge told Ms Murad].
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That is such an American disconnect, subaltern reckoning, runaway slave.
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But in our universe, he might be considered a slave.
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In the same way, he knew that "Slave Play" was.
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"I feel like I'm at a slave auction," one black
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The scale of Brazil's slave trade is hard to fathom.
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As long as she was a slave this was rape!
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But being a slave to order is just as bad.
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We sing our slave songs loud to cover our talk.
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How could I be both his slave and his son?
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But you know, he was, like, a slave or something.
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Everyone in the investment business is a slave to numbers.
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Surviving captivity "You will be our slave," she was told.
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How did it feel to finally become a sex slave?
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I'm also writing a series of works titled SLAVE POEM!
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How much do you know about the UK's slave trade?
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When Rimbaud became a slave trader, he stopped writing poetry.
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Meet Cora, a young slave on a Georgia cotton plantation.
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Or, to use an even more repellent term, a slave.
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"The Miracle of the Slave" shocked Venice: Tintoretto was 29.
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Its curves are reminiscent of Michelangelo's "Slave," or Mae West.
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Justin definitely seems like a "Slave 4 U" kinda guy.
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Slavery doesn't merely cause pain and suffering to the slave.
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Then came the African slave trade of the 16th century.
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Life as a Nxivm "slave": whippings, branding and cold showers.
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And "Slave Play" unpacks interracial relationships both antebellum and postmodern.
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Slave owners' names are on dorms at a SUNY school.
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Do not be a slave to your fears and attachments.
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Second, the principal instrument for slave control was the militia.
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For example, 17A and 18A are SLAVE and NUEVO LEÓN.
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The ensuing confrontation ends with the slave liberating his master.
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This amounts to slave labor, taking jobs away from professionals.
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" And they were like, "We really want the slave joke.
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I spent a lot of time reading the slave narratives.
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"I do not want to be a slave," she said.
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Pitt produced and appeared in "12 Years a Slave" (2013).
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He rattles off the lowlights — the slave trade, colonial barbarity.
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I also couldn't believe it said Virginia needed slave labor.
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"Slave Auction Block," the missing plaque reads in large letters.
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The boys taunted them, calling them "slave" and other slurs.
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So what will it take for "Slave Play" to succeed?
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By an incredible coincidence, the slave drew the short straw.
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Not far from here, captured Africans walked onto slave ships.
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They said they feared being trapped back into slave labor.
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Yards away another actor portrays an equally determined slave catcher.
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Everything about slave labor in Southeast Asia was a surprise.
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Slave Play is a title meant to be taken literally.
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How to embrace tradition without being a slave to it?
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Brister Freeman's sister, Zilpah White, was also a freed slave.
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His father had been taken to Jamaica as a slave.
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And slowly, the double meaning in Slave Play's title emerges.
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One guy asked me if he could be my slave.
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Keep in mind the background context of the slave trade.
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Under normal conditions no prisoner could receive visitors unless severely ill and then only with the doctor's OK. I find it highly unlikely that a slave (or former slave) would be allowed to visit.
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And Twitty is certain Jefferson's slave and then emancipated chef James Hemings (brother to Sally, Jefferson's slave and purported mother to several of the President's bastard children) had a lot to do with it.
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" But it's on "Slave Master" where Future offers a perfect summation of the record's themes: "Just bought a new whip, like I'm a slave master / I pour up two zips, I'm feelin' way better.
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It comes in the wake of "12 Years a Slave," at a time when slave narratives are en vogue, only this story emphasizes white heroism and centers on the ally instead of the enslaved.
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And when Congress passed the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850, which allowed authorities in non-slave states to capture and return escaped slaves to their owners, Tubman helped reroute the Underground Railroad to Canada.
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Confederate will follow characters on both sides of the Mason-Dixon Demilitarized Zone: freedom fighters, slave hunters, politicians, abolitionists, journalists, the executives of a slave-holding conglomerate and the families of people in their thrall.
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Patrick Chamoiseau's Slave Old Man is alive with anxious energy; it is a pulsing, kinetic chase, following the titular "slave old man" as he flees the Caribbean plantation on which he's spent his long life.
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"During the branding ceremonies, slaves were required to be fully naked, and the master would order one slave to film while the other held down the slave being branded," the federal prosecutors' complaint reportedly says.
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In She Would Be King, Liberia's early years are reimagined through three characters: Gbessa, exiled from her village; June Dey, a runaway American slave; and Norman Aragon, the child of a colonizer and a slave.
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From "Amistad," Steven Spielberg's movie about the 1839 mutiny aboard a Spanish slave ship, two of Queen Isabella's dresses, and the clothes that the slave-revolt leader Joseph Cinqué wears during his Supreme Court trial.
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The largest slave rebellion in the United States was led by Charles Deslondes, a mixed-race slave who managed hundreds of other slaves on a sugar plantation that doubled as a militia warehouse in Louisiana.
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In 22020, the Supreme Court of the Iowa Territory, in its first decision, ruled that a slave who had reached Iowa soil was free and could not be forced to return to a slave state.
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It's sort of depressing as an artist, you slave over a painting or a beautiful photo, and a dog photo will almost always get more likes or engage more than anything that you slave over.
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Last year, he's in "12 Years a Slave" — hates black people.
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Then you are a slave to a future you can't predict.
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Would it be ok to throw a Master & slave birthday party?
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Slave may have merited its use for the sake of realism.
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"Now, go be a good slave," Nicole testified Mack told her.
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With the former, you're hoping you get a really good slave.
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My grandmother was a teacher and her mother was a slave.
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Another was nine when she was taken as a domestic slave.
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Velázquez inherited a Moorish slave, turned protégé, named Juan de Pareja.
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But Fleiss was a slave to her addictions—and her ego.
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The critical division between the free and slave states was established.
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This "slave morality", Nietzsche thought, was behind all of Western civilisation.
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Cases of abuse and near slave-like living conditions are common.
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Though he allegedly waited outside for his slave, she never showed.
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"Robot" comes from the Czech word "robotnik," meaning serf or slave.
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Fantes, and, looming in deathly shadow, the Transatlantic African slave trade.
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This country was initially built on slave labor — everywhere, North, South.
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She may be a queen, but she is also a slave.
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True success navigating the slave system meant joining the other side.
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As a black man and former slave, he never got it.
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It's important, too, to avoid becoming a slave to percentage points.
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The slave system took time to evolve in the 17th century.
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There have only ever been two successful prosecutions against slave owners.
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Maduro on Saturday called Santos a slave of the United States.
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Back then, "might makes right" even made the slave trade legal.
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When you stop a man from dreaming, he becomes a slave.
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In the southern slave economy they were day-labourers and sharecroppers.
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There is no record of how many slave cabins remain, according
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African American studies professor at Berkeley, has conducted research on slave
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Even when slave cabins are preserved, they are not always preserved
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Federalists newspapers called Jackson a murderer, drunk, cockfighting, slave-trading cannibal.
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Abolitionist Quakers refused to trade in products made with slave labor.
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Democrats protected the rights of the slave owners in the south.
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Notebook were filmed and nine slave cabins (of 27) still stand.
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At that moment, Esperanza had in effect become a sex slave.
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More recently, "Precious" and "12 Years a Slave" had their moments.
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Other inhabitants — whether slave or free — did not participate in governing.
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But when the slave trade began, it was reduced this way.
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I hadn't received anything this challenging since '12 Years a Slave.
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People keep thinking that the slave trade was about cotton picking.
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This slave labor generated revenue for Catholic pastoral and educational foundations.
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Philemon was a slave-owner and a Christian who Paul befriended.
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But the most famous fugitive slave in American history knew better.
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However, the feds did not forbid subcontractors from using slave labor.
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Separation of the races did not originate in the slave South.
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The men accuse them of reaping the benefits of slave labor.
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A Scottish historian discusses his country's role in the slave trade.
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My great-grandfather William Johnson Moore was a slave in Tennessee.
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A vicious civil war, characterized by scorched villages and slave raids.
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One person becomes the master, and the other is the slave.
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CL: Greece has been made into a slave of the euro.
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Tyrion and Varys are ready to take on the slave masters.
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"Cassius Clay is my slave name," Ali explained in another interview.
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Do you know much about Britain's involvement in the slave trade?
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Hercules, a slave, takes great pride in baking the president's cake.
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It was like slave labor, if you look at the hours.
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Toussaint Louverture was a freed slave who led the Haitian Revolution.
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Critics compared the opium trade to the recently banned slave trade.
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Antinozzi reportedly pretended to be a slave auctioneer during the simulation.
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A nerd in the vault and a slave in the wasteland.
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He used the same brutal punishments once practiced by slave drivers.
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They had North Korean slave labor building the St. Petersburg stadium.
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The Colonial era and beyond bristled with slave rebellions and resistance.
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"Everyone in China is a slave," Guo said in the video.
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She was married off to a warlord, sold as a slave.
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It removed a public bathroom installed in 1940s atop slave quarters.
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But he is a black man, the son of a slave.
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Slave owners worked hard to prevent their slaves from running away.
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Slave owners tried to cut off the problem at the source.
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I know Captain Clark's slave York accompanied him on the voyage.
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That life was life as an abductee, life as a slave.
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If I was born 270 years ago I'd be a slave.
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The slave plantations that developed in the Mississippi Valley were huge.
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They are also not in the business of child slave colonies.
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LEONARD It was the year after "12 Years a Slave" won.
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Human rights groups say the practice amounts to a slave trade.
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Ward sold her to slave traders, who took her to Mississippi.
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"Ninety percent of the population was black slave labor," he said.
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Human rights activists say the town was built with slave labor.
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Such responses, however, haven't stopped "Slave Play" from becoming a sensation.
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Bashar herself was sold as a modern-day slave to ISIS.
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"Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl," by Harriet Jacobs.
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Then it prompted them to set a price for a slave.
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As a slave, her chores included carrying water and herding animals.
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Then in 2015, the story broke of the Georgetown slave sale.
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"He was not a nice slave owner," Mr. Coquillette said dryly.
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These are heady questions, and Slave Play doesn't provide easy answers.
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Slave Play wants viewers of all races to acknowledge that reality.
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So, for example, how many more slave movies do we need?
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I viewed myself as God basically and she was my slave.
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He was reared as a slave on the plantation of Col.
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Mexico prohibited slavery; American slave owners wanted to expand the institution.
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If you plan on seeing Slave Play, I'd stop reading here.
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Recent guests include Surgeon, Radio Slave, Danny Tenaglia and Honey Dijon.
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It was evident from the beginning that the interests of slave owners had an outsized influence on the shape of the finished work, in obvious points like the Three-Fifths Compromise and Fugitive Slave Clause and in less obvious such as the Electoral College, which gave slave states a larger say in electing the president that their voting population alone would have warranted.
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He was reacting to "Django Unchained," a movie about a former black slave seeking revenge on white slave owners in which the N-word is used relentlessly -- a movie produced by Quentin Tarantino, a white man.
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A small wooden model of the "Brookes" slave ship is among the items on display at Wilberforce House, named after William Wilberforce who successfully campaigned to have the British parliament ban the slave trade in 1807.
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In 2014, 12 Years a Slave won the Oscar for Best Picture, and the acting categories featured several nominees of color, including eventual Best Supporting Actress winner Lupita Nyong'o (who starred in 12 Years a Slave).
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Half slave narrative, half tall tale, it concerns a behemoth of a man, known simply as the African, who arrives one day on a slave ship, cradling a baby boy in the crook of his arm.
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O'Rourke isn't the first national political figure to learn recently that he's descended from slave owners: NBC News released a report last week that revealed Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's ancestors were slave owners as well.
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The show takes its title from a 19th-century Brooklyn slave owner's diary and continues Ms. Faustine's project of photographing herself nude, wearing white pumps, in sites throughout New York City linked to its slave history.
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She graduated from the Yale School of Drama in 2012, and won an Academy Award for her role as Patsey, a tormented young slave in the 2013 movie "12 Years a Slave," her first feature film.
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I think it's more about how we're memorializing the remembering the atrocity that was the slave trade...remembering it, but not by throwing celebration near slave cabins, or having a party right where people were buried.
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While we creep past the predictable glory, reverse ghost in the machine for metal in flesh, master in slave in mastered slave, tossing our othered selves like floating death rafts, scrapped hearts on loan to hapless hands.
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Fortunately, this changed during the first part of the century as publications appeared, like "Slave Trading in the Old South" by the historian Frederic Bancroft, whose research shed light on the lucrative business of domestic slave trading.
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Titled "A Visit to the Slave Mother Who Killed Her Child," the article presented an interview with the fugitive slave Margaret Garner, who had murdered her youngest child after she and her family were captured in Ohio.
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The only success we have is Roots and 12 Years A Slave?
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And, as such, it's legal for him to kill a slave stealer.
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It state was a slave state, my state is a border state.
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Its Meg Murray is played by Storm Reid (12 Years a Slave).
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Trump did not use the word "slavery" or "slave" during his remarks.
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Uh, you know if you don't want to own a slave, don't.
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I believe this government cannot endure, permanently, half slave and half free.
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"There appears to be a Brazilian slave and master theme," she wrote.
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Yeah, Lee and Washington were both slave-owners—an indisputable, reprehensible fact.
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" He continues: "No other word but slave encompassed the life she lived.
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Lantern Slide of the slave dealers, Birch & Co., in Alexandria, Virginia, 18403.
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How has the world's most successful slave uprising been so easily forgotten?
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Think Toni Morrison (Beloved), Alex Haley (Roots); think 12 Years a Slave.
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Many observers believe, credibly, that slave labor bankrolls the nuclear weapons program.
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Many find themselves sold, or sometimes auctioned, in a growing slave trade.
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In 1790 six states were slave states; by 1860 there were 15.
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The archeologists have now uncovered his slave Sally Hemings' quarters, NBC reports.
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Turner goes on to lead the largest slave uprising in American history.
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Stockton University removed a bust of its slave-owning namesake, Richard Stockton.
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Chattel slavery, from the moment slave ships rolled up onto Sullivan's Island.
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"She was not 'trafficked' nor was she a 'sex slave,' " he argued.
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Of course, then he had that questionable negotiation with those slave traders.
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Aukerman: Is 12 Years a Slave —Schaffer: No.Bolton: No. Stop him now.
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A lot of people don't like to use the term master/slave.
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Transatlantic Slave Trade and the curse-like consequences wrought on its future
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In 2004, the words "slave owner" were painted on the monument's base.
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The balance was kept with one being free and one being slave.
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Alessandro's mother was a servant who may have been a Moorish slave.
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He's recruited what amounts to ape slave labor to do just that.
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Even the last living former slave, Sylvester Magee, held on until 1971.
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Did Frederick Douglass become disempowered by discussing his suffering as a slave?
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The slave trade made us realize that the white man was cruel.
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She found evidence of how valuable seamstresses were in the slave trade.
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Control over orgasms is also a tenet of the Master-Slave relationship.
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"God will hold the slave drivers of our days accountable," he said.
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Suddenly the crop, and the slave labor to harvest it, became economical.
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Slave ownership reached down the social scale and into New England's hinterland.
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Of these, 28500,6900 owned 2628,28503 of the total slave population of 22019,009,043.
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I found "The Slave Pen" to be the museum's most powerful exhibit.
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And he doesn't know the difference between an immigrant and a slave.
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During the Antebellum era, the land held a large slave-owning plantation.
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But inside the slave auctions it's like we've stepped back in time.
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Slave life; freed life — every day was a test and a trial.
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The Slave Lake fire was previously Canada's biggest insurance loss from wildfire.
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George Washington enlisted the Treasury Department to help find a runaway slave.
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Their new sandal is titled, 'slave sandal,' and that is completely wrong.
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Soon after, millions of Africans would be brought here as slave labor.
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Calhoun was a patriarch who whipped his slave Aleck for offending Mrs.
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This is the bot that can become your friend or your slave.
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Was there a lot of outrage about exercises like master and slave?
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So, Elias was my father's great-grandfather, and he was a slave.
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Red graffiti saying "Slave Owner" was added to the statue in 2004.
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Well, Brunias was idealizing slave societies, the sugar colonies of the Caribbean.
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So slave labor played a massive role in getting this city built.
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Yevtushenko said of him that a poet cannot become a slave trader.
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To free them, Congress paid slaveholders an average of $2400 per slave.
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Some nineteenth-century American slave narratives, for example, were written by whites.
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I will not go another day as a slave to this system.
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UNITED NATIONS — Yeonmi Park calls herself a former slave from North Korea.
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"This was a slave-trading city," Ms. Yana said matter of factly.
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With these conditions, Hannibal says, prisons are like modern-day slave plantations.
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Electric Slave is a little more bluesy and a little more edgy.
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His father, a critic of the child slave crucifixions, was himself crucified.
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This invokes painful imagery of slave catchers and runaway enslaved Africans. pic.twitter.
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Anakin is a slave they have to buy away from his master.
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"It ain't Bantu," an older slave says, referring to an African language.
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There was fine dining, there were poor farmers, there were slave cooks.
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Django Unchained has a freed slave wreaking vengeance on a Southern plantation.
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I've been called a "house slave" for standing up against anti-Semitism.
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Then he was made a literal slave to meth-dealing white supremacists.
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"Slave Play" was never going to be an easy sell on Broadway.
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Sometimes this meant studying organized revolts, like slave rebellions or peasant uprisings.
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The primary catalyst behind South Carolina's booming slave trade was rice production.
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" And another was "Why did the Virginia colony need African slave labor?
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Joaquina Kalukango and Paul Alexander Nolan star in "Slave Play" on Broadway.
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Joshua Caleb Johnson plays Onion, the young slave who narrates the story.
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I could post an ad—'Slave for Rent, Three Years' Payment Required.
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And then 12 Years a Slave came out and did massive business.
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I don't want my wedding photos to have slave cabins in it.
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Later, Nancy is raped and beaten by a band of slave catchers.
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It's about a woman who worked as a slave in modern America.
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SLAVE OLD MAN By Patrick Chamoiseau Translated by Linda Coverdale 151 pp.
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Madison therefore got some value for his slave, while satisfying his conscience.
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" A voice over the disturbing footage screams: "I am not a slave.
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He was a slave and had no one to care for him.
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I felt freed, like a slave being freed from an evil tyrant.
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Ye, Slave in the Magic Mirror, Come to me from deepest space.
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Removing those statues, like renaming buildings that bear their name or taking down the Confederate flag -- and even reexamining the presence of slave owners and slave rapists on our currency -- is a long overdue reckoning with our past.
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Brazil officially recognized the active use of slave labor in 1995 and launched a special mobile enforcement group to work with prosecutors and police to find and raid farms, construction sites and companies suspected of using slave workers.
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There's a parallel in terms of the rule that justifies slave trade and the modern trade in stolen oil, and, similar to the slave trade, everyone now accepts our global trade in natural resources as business as usual.
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Hurston reused parts of another Lost Cause slave ship account, Emma Langdon Roche's 1914 "Historic Sketches of the South," an account of the "last slave ship," when she first wrote about Cudjo Lewis/Kossola in a 1927 article.
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Mr. Whitehead dived into the subject, reading classic 19th-century slave narratives like Harriet Jacobs's "Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl" and oral histories of former slaves gathered by the Works Progress Administration in the 1930s.
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My time as a sex slave in Mexican drug cartels My time as a sex slave in Mexican drug cartels Daniela remembers being driven blindfolded through the desert in northern Mexico, thinking she was going to her death.
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The most interesting leader that I've learned from is Toussaint Louverture, the leader of the Haitian revolution, who was able to reprogram slave culture into a military culture and win the only successful slave revolt in human history.
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Parker's story of Turner — a slave and preacher in Southampton County, Virginia, who led the deadliest slave rebellion in America's history to put an end to slavery — invites a critical reflection on African Americans' longstanding fight for justice.
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Rights groups and other experts say the video of the slave market — although no surprise to many journalists or relief workers — is an uncomfortable reminder for Europe that its policies risk trapping the migrants in slave-like conditions.
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Although pirates also treated many of the slaves they found on captured slave ships as cargo to be sold, not colleagues to recruit, their integrated ships still represented a threat to the slave colonies surrounding the Bahamas. Gov.
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At a press screening of Steve McQueen's "12 Years a Slave" several years ago, I sat through the dramatized depiction of the life of the slave Solomon Northup, in all of its austere, made-for-the-Oscars glory.
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Tuesday was the National Day to Combat Slave Labor in Brazil, created to honor three labor inspectors and a driver murdered in 2004 in Unai, in the southeastern state of Minais Gerais, while investigating allegations of slave labor.
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Steve Bannon's comment to me is provocative hyperbole — "Every capitalist would choose slave labor if he could, and in China capitalists got a totalitarian mercantilist manufacturing base based on slave labor" — but not without a kernel of truth.
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Steve Bannon's comment to me is provocative hyperbole — "Every capitalist would choose slave labor if he could, and in China capitalists got a totalitarian mercantilist manufacturing base based on slave labor" — but not without a kernel of truth.
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"The horror side of the story shows writer-director Jordan Peele...imitating the slave-era terror of 12 Years a Slave," White wrote in the first negative review of the film, knocking it's "fresh" percentage on RT to 99%.
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Jefferson's earliest memory was being handed up to a slave on a pillow, and the last person who understood his words on his death bed was a slave who at his request adjusted his pillow before he slipped away.
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Only two years ago, "12 Years a Slave" won the Oscar for best picture; there's been deafening buzz around the coming film "The Birth of a Nation," Nate Parker's take on the 1831 slave rebellion led by Nat Turner.
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I did exactly that and gave a couple to friends like Radio Slave and Ryan Elliott too and when Matt (Radio Slave) said he was starting Rekids up again and I was more than happy to sign them over.
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Established by a white former slaveholder from Alabama who married an emancipated slave, the chapel and two family cemeteries were founded after Nathaniel Jackson, Matilda Hicks, and 11 other freed slaves fled Alabama's Fugitive Slave Act in the 1850s.
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For example, two major 19th century slave narratives — Frederick Douglass' "The Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass" and Harriet Jacobs' "Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl" — are often taught in tandem as gendered modes of resistance.
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