Black Slavery - The Truth Comes Out
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Oct 8, 2026 · 7:46 PM UTC
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🗣️SHOUT OUT TO THE QUAKERS
… and proud to be a descendent of one of the OG Quaker’s — “the First Purchasers of Pennsylvania” 🇺🇸 🦅
Franklin Hamilton and Madison used the Quaker’s “Charter of Privileges”, the foundational document on organizing the laws of their society and government, written in 1701, as a guiding basis for the US Constitution.
in 1790, the Quakers founded & led the “Pennsylvania Abolition Society” which Ben Franklin was the President of 🤯.
That same year, 1790, the Quakers Pennsylvania Society for the Abolition of Slavery, SUBMITTED the VERY FIRST ANTI-SLAVERY PETITION at the FIRST SESSION OF CONGRESS
In 1676 the Quaker’s “Concessions and Agreements” of the Proprietors, Freeholders, and Inhabitants of the Province of West New Jersey in America, also called the Charter or Fundamental Laws of West New Jersey, is regarded (especially in Quaker and New Jersey historical scholarship) as an important early colonial precursor whose ideas of individual liberty and limited government later echoed in the Bill of Rights.
Drafted and signed by Quakers (including William Penn & roughly 150 others) for the Quaker-led settlement of West Jersey. The document is one of the earliest detailed written guarantees of civil liberties in the English American colonies and explicitly grounded rights in popular consent and fundamental law that could not easily be altered.
New Jersey historical and Quaker-focused scholarship frequently describe the “Concessions and Agreements” as an early model to what would become THE BILL OF RIGHTS because many of its specific protections: religious liberty, jury trial, due process-style safeguards, limits on arbitrary government power, parallel rights later enumerated in the first ten amendments.
Concessions and Agreements Key provisions included:
• Strong guarantees of freedom of conscience/religion — no person to be punished for religious opinions or worship.
• Trial by a jury of twelve local men, w/ substantial rights of challenge.
• Protections against arbitrary arrest and imprisonment for debt.
• Open/public trials.
• Annual elections of an assembly by secret ballot, with legislative power residing in the people through their representatives.
• Limits on proprietors’ & officials’ authority, and requirements that laws conform to the fundamental concessions.
• Provisions reflecting Quaker’s religious ideals including: restorative elements in justice, relatively equal treatment under the law.
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The USA became a country in 1776.
Slavery was abolished in 1865.
That's 89 years of Slavery in the USA.
At the peak of Slavery in 1860 there were 31,443,321 people in the entire USA which includes all the free states and the 15 slave states.
There were 393,975 slave holders concentrated in the 15 slave states.
31,443,221 divided by 393,975 is ONLY 1.25% of the ENTIRE US population.
89 years with ONLY 1.25% of the ENTIRE US population owning a slave, 160 years since 1865 without.
Much of the U.S. territories changed hands and were owned/ruled/controlled by other countries multiple times before the USA became an independent country in 1776.
Slavery was abolished in 1865.
Major European powers involved:Britain — Largest holder (13 colonies + later claims in Midwest, Pacific Northwest).
France — New France/Louisiana Territory (much of the Midwest and South); sold to U.S. in Louisiana Purchase (1803). Also claimed parts of the Northeast and Great Lakes.
Spain — Florida, Southwest (California, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona), and parts of the South until the 1800s. Ceded via Adams-Onís Treaty (1819) and Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo (1848 after Mexican-American War).
Mexico — Controlled the Southwest (including Texas) after independence from Spain (1821) until losing it to the U.S. in 1848.
Russia — Alaska (Russian America) until sold to the U.S. in 1867.
Netherlands/Sweden — Small early colonies in the Northeast (absorbed by Britain).
Key acquisitions that expanded the U.S.:
Louisiana Purchase (1803) from France.
57 years of legal slavery.
Florida from Spain (1819)
46 years of legal slavery.
Texas annexation (1845)
20 years of legal slavery.
Alaska Purchase (1867)
Never had legal slavery.
Hawaii annexation (1898)
Never had legal slavery.
Logic example supporting the facts above, France owned/ruled/controlled some of the slave states until the Louisiana Purchase in 1803,
Arkansas, Missouri, Iowa, Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska
Large portions: North Dakota, South Dakota
Portions east of the Continental Divide: Montana, Wyoming, Colorado
Western Minnesota (west of the Mississippi River)
Northeastern New Mexico
Northern Texas (small portions)
Louisiana, west of the Mississippi River, including New Orleans.
Purchase in 1803, slavery abolished in 1865, 57 years of legal slavery in those states.
Historical records indicate that approximately 320,000 to 360,000 white Union soldiers died fighting for the freedom of slaves.
Time to stop making slavery a crutch
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This Woman is totally correct in her historical perspective which Liberal Demon-crats drill the opposite false panting into young minds..
It could be 600 yrs old ! If never heard it is brand new
The American Spirit Lives
4 min PHD Class found here :
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Why no mention of the Arab Muslim slave trade that went on for 13 centuries and enslaved millions and millions of black Africans ,and also white European shores were attacked and whites taken as slaves,and also American and European ships were attacked by the Arab Muslims and the crews enslaved,all of this was centuries before the trans Atlantic slave trade ,and centuries before whites even set foot in parts of Africa
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“You better believe those slave masters’ kids also knew what their parents were doing was wrong. Some of those children took on their parents’ identity to please them. But many got away from their parents and changed. They were the ones doing the right things, and they were fighting harder for us than we were fighting for ourselves.
“That happens in every type of family where parents think they’re the reason their kids are doing well, when those kids are doing right because they broke away from what their parents taught them. That’s a crazy way of looking at it—a crazy perspective.
“You ain’t allowed to have a common-sense perspective here in America.”#CommonSense #QuestionWhatYouWereTaught #BreakTheCycle #ThinkForYourself #GenerationalChange #DoWhatsRight #TruthOverTradition #ChallengeTheSystem #ChooseYourOwnPath #StandForJustice #BeTheChange
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Africans are selling other Africans for $50 a pop as I write this.
Slavery is thriving in Libya.
Black African migrants have been documented being captured, trafficked, abused and held in detention-like facilities before being sold into forced labour and sexual exploitation in the Arab World.
Libya became a major trafficking hub after the NATO's killing of Muammar Gaddafi destroyed the country’s central authority and security structures.
The consequences of that "intervention" are still being felt across Africa.
Thank you, Obama.
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