PDF The Jesuits II: Cultures; Sciences; and the Arts; 1540-1773 by From University of Toronto Press; Scholarly Publishing Division in History

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Slavery has an infamous history in the United States because it contradicts the history the American struggle for democracy; equality and justice for all in the Constitution and the Bill of Rights. It contradicts the American struggle against British domination; taxation without representation. Our Founding fathers saw no rights; justice and equality for Black people. They saw no freedom and voted across the board for the continuation of slavery; a system that imprisoned in bondage of laboring for whites for the duration of each Black person's life. It subjected blacks; to constant violence; murder; rape and imprisonment; for slavery was a cruel and inhumane system; which people like George Washington; Thomas Jefferson; John Adams; and all those other great men should've never supported; but they did! History shows that Blacks; abused; kidnapped from Africa; enslaved; rights taken; forced to labor for free until death; stood and fought with their enslavers; against the Indians; throughout the frontier during Colonial history; also in the American Revolution; the War of 1812; the Civil War; the Spanish-American War; World War I; World War II; Korean War; Vietnamese War; and the War in Iraq and the War in Afghanistan. Blacks fought gallantly but this history has been invisible in most American History books; not told; and denied throughout the history of America. I wish to expose that history give people a glimmer of the truth that though slaves; Blacks like the White colonist too wanted freedom; justice and democracy in America as citizens!