🍉APOLOGIES & REPARATIONS

Published: Sat, 09/23/23

LESSONS YOU WERE TAUGHT: The South owes the world an apology and should be ashamed of itself for having practiced slavery.

THE FACTS: The white South has apologized for its role in slavery on several occasions throughout the years and will continue to do so at any chance. It truly feels bad about it. The white South has apologized for its role in slavery on several occasions throughout the years and will continue to do so at any chance. It truly feels bad about it. Although the Northern states oversaw both the American slave trade and American slavery, they have never formally apologized or even admitted their guilt, the winner of the wars always gets the writer the history and northern Yankees made the southern white man a patsy. The entire blame has shifted south. The South is curious as to why the North hasn't expressed regret for its part in the "peculiar institution" as well. After all, the slave trade was first brought to the American colonies in 1638 by Northerners (in Massachusetts); .

The first American slave ships were built by...

Northern financiers funded these vessels; Northern ports hosted the first American slave ships; were built by Northern financiers funded these vessels; Northern ports hosted the first American slave ships; A Northern state (the colony of Massachusetts) legalized slavery for the first time in 1641; Yankee businessmen owned and ran the entire American slave trading industry; New England slavers brought African slaves to every port in the Americas; The North was the first to prosper from slavery; and Lastly, the North sold its slaves to the South after it finally determined they were both disagreeable and unprofitable.

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Abolitionism Henry Ward Beecher became involved in many social issues of his day.

He disagreed with New England abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison's call for the Northern states to secede from the Union in order to end their ties to the "horrid slave states" and join the South, stating that "union with slaveholders was not a sound principle of political action [on which to secede]." Rejecting the Union was not a wise or practical course of action. It was wrong because both the North and the South had supported and encouraged slavery, it was carried out by New England shipping merchants and defended by representatives of the region, and when the idea of outlawing the slave trade was presented to the Constitutional Convention [in 1787], New England voted in favor of the clause stating that slavery should not be abolished until 1808. As a result, the North had no right to wash its hands and claim, like Pilate, that it was innocent of the sin and shame of slavery because it shared responsibility for it with the South. It had a sacred duty to continue the collaboration and contribute to the reform of the country. It wasn't expeditious, just as it wasn't right.

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African families sold slaves to America.

A Nigerian African tribes that historically had slaves was the Ibo. No official apology has ever been made by the Ibo or any of the thousands of other African tribes, people, or ethnic groups who participated in the transatlantic slave trade, enslaving other Africans, or who helped to establish and sustain the system of slavery in the United States.

In addition to England, which imposed slavery on the American colonies, there is a need for apology from Africa itself, from the thousands of descendants of early African Americans, Native Americans, and Latin Americans who owned slaves, as well as from Africa itself. Africa not only practiced domestic slavery long before European settlers arrived, but also greatly accelerated and even encouraged Europeans to develop the Atlantic slave trade.

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