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The US People Treats Their Slaves Like Their Animals By Abusing Them.

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its the disbalance of powers between the employer and worker . in the case of historical events , its the reference to the brutal mistreatment of a group, that's been heavily distinct through a trait from another in the context of a formal relationship .

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i know that slavery that took place in the U.S exploited people of color into slavery and were discriminated against because of their skin color.

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Many black people created wealth and opportunities for many Americans. Also many people that were slaves were treated very badly and even sold to other people for they could work for them

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Slavery in the U.S. was one of the many horrible things that the U.S did in it’s history and it really explains why there are still so much racism in the U.S today.

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#1) One thing I know about slavery is African Americans and Whites did not get along back then and some were forced to do things that whites told them to do

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they had no rights and were abused

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the reason why many civilizations adopt the use of slavery ( the main meat ) .

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i wonder what it everyday life was like for the enslaved people and what went through their heads. I also wonder what the slave owners were like and what made them act this way.

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what did they eat

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its been a major issue since the start of this country, it caused problems and was the result of racism.

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what I want to know is how long until slaves were actually free people

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why would they feel superior based on skin color?

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it makes me think that slavery was a big atrocity, its something no human should go through and it has many long lasting effects that still occur today.

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It was a huge issue and has involve to racism around the world and it hasn't fully gone away.

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it makes me wonder who was the first person to decied it was ok to own slaves

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How did enslaved people felt right after they got their freedom. Did they feel like they got more power or still felt the same?

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the first quote is another way of saying " if it isn't wrong , than I don't know what is " .

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this makes me think about how much it took for one white man to address slavery and what made it so hard for white people to accept that the color of their skin does not determine whether you have rights or not.

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I do not feel comfortable about talking about the topic of race , as race tends to be a multilayer issue that can not just be simply solved by a singular perspective on this complex matter .

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Why was the color of someones skin such a big deal?

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The majority of enslaved people were black people. This group was mistreated and marginalized because to the slave owners they were nothing but property since they were sold off. Once slavery was prohibited racism grew more.

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#2)One thing I would really would like to know is if the race was switched and African American people was doing wrong to whites how would they react ?

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i know that many people were abused in multiple ways. Families were sold and separated. There's photos of the injuries they faced.

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I would like to know if slaves get to sleep or what do they eat and how are they being woken up?

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#1) the first quote to me means that if people didn’t see slavery as a bad thing then nothing is really bad. slavery was one of the worst thing possible and if people didn’t see nothing wrong with it then nothing in the world is.

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i would like to know how many of them survived or tried to keep everything low

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For the first quote it makes me wonder what the person is thinking and if they see the negatives/impacts of slavery.

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feel uncomfortable when discussing race because I dont know how to responded to it

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#2) Slavery did really define the criminal justice system because Americans were terrified of black people and would put them in jail for no reason if needed and also would put them in jail just so they can get punished for anything as well.

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During slavery how many slaves

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for the first one im wondering how someone can not see the pain or even think about the pain they went through for the second one he's not wrong if you look into the system there's more African american people in the system compared to other races

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It looks like the first quote makes slavery sound like it want bad

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I mostly feel weird when discussing race, because the way that I was taught growing up was to treat everyone the same and with respect. Of course many people were taught differently and were taught to treat certain people differently which is not right.

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How were the sanitary conditions?
How many slaves did the U.S. have?

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These two quotes makes me think that since slavery was abolished, black people were still marginalized. They made people believe that black people are horrible people. Our criminal justice system does not help black people it usually goes against them. Black people are incarcerated for minor offenses. They usually get sentenced longer than a white man will for the same crime.

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what i know about

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slavery was the root stem that then created racism, many were forced to work & slavery started to get a bad name across the country. they abused the work place type of environment & started to treat people of color really bad.

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how long did slavery last for ? & where is there still slavery today ?

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#1 Abraham Lincoln suggested that if slavery wasn’t wrong then nothing is trying to say that people were starting to normalize slavery as if it was a good thing & that needed to change.

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#1 Abraham Lincoln suggested that if slavery wasn’t wrong then nothing is trying to say that people were starting to normalize slavery as if it was a good thing & that needed to change.

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i do not feel comfortable communicating about races because it’s such a sensitive & delicate complex topic to talk about & it sometimes may frustrate different people that one person doesn’t see things from their point of view, & that’s often times annoying.