'moral'? are you serious breh?
man you crazy That dude put in work & was responsible for things African Americans enjoy today. That's tangible evidence I posted, documented history & how it changed the lives of current day African Americans & you downplay it because cacs have whitewashed it
Cacs don't want nobody black knowing what this dude did & you helping them cover it up
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Enjoyed exactly WHAT things African Americans enjoyed today?? Yes, Florida at the time was an escape haven for runaway slaves. Then The United States acquired that land which forced the conflict in the 1st place which push most of the Black Seminoles out to places like Cuba and Haiti. Yes, many fought back to keep their land, but we aren't talking about there never was a slave revolt, but an actual SUCCESSFUL slave revolt. The closest you can claim on this is they once fought to a standstill which is a moral victory because the United States STILL GOT WHAT THEY WANTED IN THE 1ST PLACE! So, please tell me. What "win" was that? Because dude cut a deal and sold his own people out? Accepting to take the "trail of tears" is NOT a victory. It's a romanticized moral victory at best.
And using the Black Seminoles is stretching it to begin with because, 1.) Florida was barely a U.S. territory. 2.)It wasn't a slave revolt in a technical sense. The Black Seminoles were mostly made up of RUNAWAY SLAVES, so in essence they were free anyway. As I stated before Florida was a safe haven for runaway slaves for like 70 YEARS prior to the United States even attempted to gain acquisition. So to call it a "slave rebellion" is pushing the definition. They were FREE MEN to begin with. The United States played them the same way they played the Natives and got what they wanted regardless.
If it truly WAS successful, then to this DAY Florida that we know it now would be been a black recognized nation.
So tell me, how many of these "successful" Black Seminoles have DIED traveling through those "Trail of Tears" to small portion of Oklahoma? I want to know exactly how this was a VICTORY.