Princess Koriand'r of Tamaran was once sold into slavery to ensure peace for her people; trained in deadly combat by the Okaara Warlords, she later fled to Earth; as her skills & alien powers aid heroes like the &

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The Slavery in the North, Jean Louis Forain, fourth quarter 1800s or first third 1900s https://t.co/H0CFO25nKK

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Compare the print and online versions.

Over 400 years, approx 12.5 million Africans were sold into slavery in the Americas. And we're only just beginning to take down statues celebrating slave traders https://t.co/95memZ7xyV

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The advent of Mass Incarceration, and the War on Drugs, combined with the abject poverty of African-Americans is just the re-introduction of racist slavery:

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Cartoonists join protest They demand governments & multinationals to STOP child labor & end slavery. 30 yrs after Convention on the Rights of the Child nearly 300 million children work. Brazil

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"The Kingdom of Kerry" by Sir John Lavery(1856-1941)

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By the way, according to official data, slavery in the United States and serfdom in Russia were abolished almost simultaneously
But as everywhere else, this did not happen immediately...

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I would like to tell some foreigners who subscribe to me why many people in Russia do not understand the Black Lives Matter movement
According to official data serfdom in Russia began in 1649
In fact, this is also the same slavery

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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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War is Peace...Freedom is Slavery...Ignorance is Strength!

💀LONG UN-LIVE THE SHADOWSCYTHE!!💀

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Have some agender and nonbinary icons of Klara and Avery! (Truscum and transmeds DNI)

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in 1888, statesman & abolitionist Frederick Douglass received a vote in nomination for the US Presidency. Here, Charles White depicts Douglass—who was born into slavery c. 1817 & lived until 1895—guiding 20th-century Black men.
"Frederick Douglass Lives Again" 1949

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✊🏾✊🏾Juneteenth is the oldest nationally celebrated commemoration of the ending of slavery in the United States. It is a time for rejoicing, as well as a recognition of the United States’ delayed promise of liberation.

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