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If the Racist tweet ever lowered your opinions on them
Just remember that they are, and always be best friends
Lilligant doesn't repressent White supremacy
And Whimsicott doesn't represent slavery
#Otd 1886: Death #Booterstown #Dublin of Richard Robert Madden. Born #Dublin. Dr, writer, abolitionist & UI historian. Tried to impose anti-slavery rules in Jamaica on behalf British government. 20 siblings! 🎨undercover in Syria exploring Turkish Empire! https://t.co/wfrzIvZhM0
This is the actual man on which the movie D’Jango Unchained is loosely based.
His name is Dangerfield Newby, and he was a member of the John Brown raiders. He joined the gang to save his wife, Harriet and children from slavery. #BlackHistoryMonth
Harriet Tubman, 5' tall & disabled, was born into slavery. She freed thousands via the Underground Railroad, spied & raided Confederate assets. Her Combahee River Raid was the 1st US military mission planned & executed by a woman: https://t.co/YjLXwjjba1 #BlackHistoryMonth
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[Brackish] [Ghoran Cleric]
[Played by Don on Infinite Adventures @scistarcomics]
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After being sold into slavery, Brackish was rescued and brought aboard to help out on a dream heist with his vast array of healing and lightning magics.
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#paizoverse #pathfinder
TRAVELS BRAZIL 1817 KOSTER 2v AQUATINT PLATES Maps SLAVERY Natural History
#books #antiquarian #travels #Brazil #SouthAmerica #slavery #sugar #cotton #trade #NaturalHistory #auction
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#crossketchurary DAY 1. Harriet Tubman! Hot take: Harriet tubman being the face of Capitol (money/ 20 dollar bill) kinda defeats the purpose of the whole effort of escaping capital (slavery).
During the 1930s, Negro History Week even countered the “Lost cause” myth. A myth argued that slaves had been well-treated, that the Civil War was a war of "northern aggression", and that Black people had been better off under slavery.
A whump!Drarry AU where Voldemort won the war, Harry disappeared, and Draco is forced into slavery #Drarry #Drarryfanart sorry not sorry :,)
Spring, by Irish painter Sir John Lavery (1904). Musée d'Orsay.
@karmendida @yianniseinstein @dianadep1 @smarucci461 @Hakflak @angela3nipoti1 @erminiopasquat1 @BaroneZaza70 @ValerioLivia @PasqualeTotaro @BrindusaB1 @ManuelaDora @lagatta4739 @Papryka5 @EnricoCastrovil @migliaccio31 "Smetti di aspettare il momento giusto, fallo ora. Ignora quello che la gente pensa di te. Perché alla fine sarai tu a dover rispondere per tutte le cose che non hai mai amato, per tutte le cose che non hai mai fatto". B Hampton
#Maratonapoetica @CasaLettori
#ArtLovers J Lavery
🍍The pineapple is a symbol of power and wealth but also an emblem of colonialism and slavery.
On our blog, @baxdud explores how published literature in @BioDivLibrary helps record the globalization and the "prickly meanings" of this fruit: https://t.co/3S5X2cuaZG
I'm looking through Winslow Homer paintings – look at this 1877 painting I came across at @metmuseum!
"Painted at the end of Reconstruction . . . Homer’s challenging subject evokes both the dislocation and endurance of African American culture that was a legacy of slavery."
Slavery was a great source of wealth to Scandinavians during the Viking Age. There are accounts of thralls being traded as far afield as Dublin and Byzantium. Norse literature contains several references to slave revolts, such as those in Egil's Saga and the Book of Settlements.
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@AceLewdArts This is Jade (headband) and Aella. A couple of Samoans that were born into slavery but liberated the planet when they were both powerful adults. Eventually they found their way to Earth and made a home there with the other Z Fighters.
#AceRatesOcs