Blacks Were Enslaved Well into the 1960s

[jackson35]

Douglass was the last president of the bank and asked to be over the bank in 1874 - when it was already corrupted and on it's last leg.

No. The government did. You can't blame Frederick Douglass for the failures of Reconstruction. He was just placed in a position - he held no power like that. The even messed up part is more white people received aid from the Freedman's Bureau than Black.

It failed due to President Johnson, White Terrorism and the White Supremacist society of the South (and the North). Johnson vetoed the Civil Rights and the Freedman's Bureau Bill.

In 1866, Congress renewed the charter for the Bureau. President Andrew Johnson, a Southerner who had succeeded to the office following Lincoln's assassination, vetoed the bill because he believed that it encroached on states' rights, relied inappropriately on the military in peacetime, and would prevent freed slaves from becoming independent by offering too much assistance.

By 1869, the Bureau had lost most of its funding and as a result been forced to cut much of its staff. By 1870 the Bureau had been considerably weakened due to the rise of Ku Klux Klan violence in the South. In 1872, Congress abruptly abandoned the program, effectively shutting down the Bureau by refusing to approve renewal legislation.​

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‘A Treacherous President Stood in the Way’

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Frederick Douglass had influence with other politicians that more power to see to it that it did not fail, because there were blacks who own property and money that were very vital to the south. since it was the blacks that were being taxed more, whichs means that were paying for all of this shyt, he should have had a meeting with affluent blacks to determine where all of this should have gone

 

[im_sleep]

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[IVS]

We still slaves on an invisible plantation. We just have autonomy.

 

[Pazzy]

Slavery still is around. It never left.

One thing that bothers me that I've seen is folks who are ignorant all trying to minimize that shyt by claiming that slavery now includes everybody and it's through working or some other shyt that isn't exactly the same. Like they completely are minimizing systematic racism and all the other factors that makes what they're saying make absolutely no sense.

 

[AAKing23]

Crazy to think that we've only been free (and I use that word loosely) for less than 60 years

 

[xoxodede]

Frederick Douglass had influence with other politicians that more power to see to it that it did not fail, because there were blacks who own property and money that were very vital to the south. since it was the blacks that were being taxed more, whichs means that were paying for all of this shyt, he should have had a meeting with affluent blacks to determine where all of this should have gone

And?

Most Blacks that had money like that - were not "Black" - they were "Mulatto" and classified as "Free People Of Color" - and many weren't down for the cause like that. They often owned slaves as well - and were equally pissed that they no longer could enslave.

And what Blacks who were Black and classified as Black/Negro owned property like that?

NO. Out of 4M Black (including "Mulatto") people in America in 1860's -- 3.9M+ were enslaved. Less than 500K were free all over the U.S - and MOST of those Free people were not "Black."

Therefore there were no "Affluent" Black people that had pull or money like that.

 

[xoxodede]

Slavery still is around. It never left.

One thing that bothers me that I've seen is folks who are ignorant all trying to minimize that shyt by claiming that slavery now includes everybody and it's through working or some other shyt that isn't exactly the same. Like they completely are minimizing systematic racism and all the other factors that makes what they're saying make absolutely no sense.

I hate when people say Slavery is still around and apply it to Black Americans. Black Codes, Convict Leasing and Jim Crow is still around and never left.

Chattel Slavery was a unique, demonic, one-of-a-kind slavery - and Black people today would choose death over what their ancestors experienced.

 

[zayk35]

I got an auntie who is about 90+ and she was a maid up until about 04 and she seemed to be so scared of "the Dockery's" and would be at their service 24-7 and they paid her like 40 dollars in cash everyday and that was her life....and she apologized when she had to retire because of old age it was sickening...my point is that she lived and acted really "slavish"

 

[Elle Driver]

That was easy.

Amerikkka never abolished slaver.

Angola is literally a plantation.

Prisoners make shoes, hats, gloves etc. They grow and farm and make next to nothing and contractors overcharge the prisoners for every day items.

You a felon you might as well be a dead man walking. That big F mean you have no rights, no different than slavery. My bro was in prison for 15 years. shyts dehumanizing. Making phone calls, struggling to put money up for commissary, caging me like animals.

 

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The Cotton Pickin Truth dikk Gregory

 

[Elle Driver]

I hate when people say Slavery is still around and apply it to Black Americans. Black Codes, Convict Leasing and Jim Crow is still around and never left.

Chattel Slavery was a unique, demonic, one-of-a-kind slavery - and Black people today would choose death over what their ancestors experienced.

Reading slave narratives almost put me into depression.

 

[xoxodede]

Reading slave narratives almost put me into depression.

Ditto.

Honestly, Genealogy research too. I take 3-4 month breaks while researching - it can bring your whole spirit down. I keep telling myself i'm done - but then I always go back.

 

[Ricky Fontaine]

Slavery still is around. It never left.

One thing that bothers me that I've seen is folks who are ignorant all trying to minimize that shyt by claiming that slavery now includes everybody and it's through working or some other shyt that isn't exactly the same. Like they completely are minimizing systematic racism and all the other factors that makes what they're saying make absolutely no sense.

They do that shyt on purpose.

That "we're all slaves to capitalism" shtick is just a trick disingenuous white people use to gloss over racial inequalities.

As in it ain't fair that I'm eating beef while the other white man got a t bone steak, meanwhile the black man plate is empty, but "we all starving out here"

 

[get these nets]

I hate when people say Slavery is still around and apply it to Black Americans. Black Codes, Convict Leasing and Jim Crow is still around and never left.

Chattel Slavery was a unique, demonic, one-of-a-kind slavery - and Black people today would choose death over what their ancestors experienced.

I don't like when people equate convicts with chattel slavery.

 

[jackson35]

And?

Most Blacks that had money like that - were not "Black" - they were "Mulatto" and classified as "Free People Of Color" - and many weren't down for the cause like that. They often owned slaves as well - and were equally pissed that they no longer could enslave.

And what Blacks who were Black and classified as Black/Negro owned property like that?

NO. Out of 4M Black (including "Mulatto") people in America in 1860's -- 3.9M+ were enslaved. Less than 500K were free all over the U.S - and MOST of those Free people were not "Black."

Therefore there were no "Affluent" Black people that had pull or money like that.

the most affluent Africans were not mulatto and this does not deal with Africans who profited lovely from this institution