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nodoubt10 1 day ago in reply to shbkyn
Great book, but I think you have to be very mature in your thinking to be able to read, understand, and apply the knowledge it provides.
Another commenter below brought up Dr. DeGruy who is similar to Dr. Cress-Welsing, but she emphasizes more on Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome. You can catch her video on youtube and she also has a book.
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CarolinaSistah 16 hours ago in reply to nodoubt10
Thank you for turning me on to Dr. DeGruy. What an outstanding black woman! I too plan to order her book.
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Elmina Castle
I began to understand Europeans' wickedness during a tour of Elmina Castle, about a half-hour's drive west of Cape Coast.
Erected by the Portuguese in 1482, Elmina was later occupied by the Dutch. The tour began in front of a cell marked with a black-and-white plaster skull above the entrance.
"This became the death cell, the cell of no return," the guide said, home to unruly slaves. "That's why the Dutch put the skull and crossbones over it."
As our guide led the group up to the Dutch governor's quarters, he explained that the lofty, wooden hall, full of wide windows and fresh sea air, was built above the dungeons.
The governor would send for slave women from below to rape as young as 6
excerpted from: Gloria J. Browne-Marshall, Failing Our Black Children: Statutory Rape Laws, Moral Reform and the Hypocrisy of Denial (2002) (Footnotes Omitted)
"Powerless against a lustful husband and blind to the harsh realities of chattel slavery, the enraged wife often vented her jealous rage upon the one person whom she could control, the black woman." English law governed the "American" English colonists. The Virginia Colony was an English franchise. The English colonies adopted most of the components of English Law which included statutory rape provisions. The colonists were also governed by a militaristic code of "Lawes, Divine, Morall and Martiall, based on the Bible. These moralistic laws did not prevent the exploitation of female servants by male masters. Male and female Africans were brought by ship to Jamestown, Virginia, in 1619. These Africans were not considered slaves. Prior to the arrival of Africans, most distinctions between peoples were based on class and intra-European ethnic divisions. White immigrants were brought to the colonies to meet the inordinate need for labor. Although the Africans in the colonies were not slaves they did not have legal protections equal to that of the White non-servant colonists from Europe. As the benefits of slavery increased the profits of the European colonists, legal protections for Blacks within the colony became the exception to the rule. Indians were also enslaved in several of the colonies.
Colonial laws regarding statutory rape were not applied to Blacks and Indians. Indians and Blacks, as well as their children, were prohibited by law from defending themselves against abuse, sexual and otherwise, at the hands of Whites. A slave who defended herself against the attack of a White person was subject to cruel beatings by either the master or mistress. Liaisons between Whites and Blacks or Indians were illegal. The females of color received the harshest punishment if discovered in a liaison with a White male. Females of color, regardless of their young age, were viewed as seducers of White men. Pregnancy became the evidence of the illegal liaison. A mulatto baby the indicator of the race of the father - White male. The child, by statute took the status of the mother and is thus born into slavery. The full benefit of the relationship and the off-spring enured to the White male. Under English precedent, the status of children was determined by the father. The colonists changed the law to increase the wealth and domination of the White master who had eliminated certain costs of purchasing human labor by becoming "a breeder of slaves." The Black female, woman or child, was forced into sexual relationships for the White slave master’s pleasure and profit.
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I began to understand Europeans' wickedness during a tour of Elmina Castle, about a half-hour's drive west of Cape Coast.
Erected by the Portuguese in 1482, Elmina was later occupied by the Dutch. The tour began in front of a cell marked with a black-and-white plaster skull above the entrance.
"This became the death cell, the cell of no return," the guide said, home to unruly slaves. "That's why the Dutch put the skull and crossbones over it."
As our guide led the group up to the Dutch governor's quarters, he explained that the lofty, wooden hall, full of wide windows and fresh sea air, was built above the dungeons.
The governor would send for slave women from below to rape as young as 6
excerpted from: Gloria J. Browne-Marshall, Failing Our Black Children: Statutory Rape Laws, Moral Reform and the Hypocrisy of Denial (2002) (Footnotes Omitted)
"Powerless against a lustful husband and blind to the harsh realities of chattel slavery, the enraged wife often vented her jealous rage upon the one person whom she could control, the black woman." English law governed the "American" English colonists. The Virginia Colony was an English franchise. The English colonies adopted most of the components of English Law which included statutory rape provisions. The colonists were also governed by a militaristic code of "Lawes, Divine, Morall and Martiall, based on the Bible. These moralistic laws did not prevent the exploitation of female servants by male masters. Male and female Africans were brought by ship to Jamestown, Virginia, in 1619. These Africans were not considered slaves. Prior to the arrival of Africans, most distinctions between peoples were based on class and intra-European ethnic divisions. White immigrants were brought to the colonies to meet the inordinate need for labor. Although the Africans in the colonies were not slaves they did not have legal protections equal to that of the White non-servant colonists from Europe. As the benefits of slavery increased the profits of the European colonists, legal protections for Blacks within the colony became the exception to the rule. Indians were also enslaved in several of the colonies.
Colonial laws regarding statutory rape were not applied to Blacks and Indians. Indians and Blacks, as well as their children, were prohibited by law from defending themselves against abuse, sexual and otherwise, at the hands of Whites. A slave who defended herself against the attack of a White person was subject to cruel beatings by either the master or mistress. Liaisons between Whites and Blacks or Indians were illegal. The females of color received the harshest punishment if discovered in a liaison with a White male. Females of color, regardless of their young age, were viewed as seducers of White men. Pregnancy became the evidence of the illegal liaison. A mulatto baby the indicator of the race of the father - White male. The child, by statute took the status of the mother and is thus born into slavery. The full benefit of the relationship and the off-spring enured to the White male. Under English precedent, the status of children was determined by the father. The colonists changed the law to increase the wealth and domination of the White master who had eliminated certain costs of purchasing human labor by becoming "a breeder of slaves." The Black female, woman or child, was forced into sexual relationships for the White slave master’s pleasure and profit.
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Brother, I like that you are sharing this information, as I have read much more history on how, and what they did to our people, and the Indians, also. But here is the thing, you have these whites and others coming on this site, degrading black people, but when we submit the history of them, and their violence, against us, what they have to say about us, fatherless, welfare leaches, and so forth, when it was them who caused us to be in this condition, how you going have the concious to say what some of these racist have been saying? But we will continue to put it out there, I have so much I can talk about it will give them the swimming in the head. They cannot talk about, or put nobody down. They have the nerve to call black people violent, obviously, they do not know their history, or just think what they did, nothing is wrong with it. They are nothing but a bunch of racist narcissts, cold blooded dogs.
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Kind of reminds me of how h_____ are still mad at Chris Brown for assaulting Rhianna, but they're so quick to forgive Charlie Sheen, Mel Gibson and other white men who have assaulted their women. Whenever we do something, it's multiplied by 10 compared to when they do something.
Kind of reminds me of how h_____ are still mad at Chris Brown for assaulting Rhianna, but they're so quick to forgive Charlie Sheen, Mel Gibson and other white men who have assaulted their women. Whenever we do something, it's multiplied by 10 compared to when they do something.
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2 months agoMy brother. I hear under what you are saying. But where I disagree is who we drop the hammer on. In my opinion, SEAHAG, WHOWANTSTOKNOW, and COACCO are not the enemy. In my view, they are very strong allies. They seem to be able to see things for what they really are. There are MANY lost sisters and brothers on here. But I just don't think these ladies deserve the treatment that is being dished out to them.
I know you gotta be the HAMMER, and I respect that. But you and I are BOTH belivers in the original scriptures and scrolls. So I must respectfully challenge you with this question. What good is it to know the truth, except the truth, but not live by that which you have studied and accepted? Itis not enough to just teach it my brother. WE GOTTA LIVE IT AND WALK IT. We already have plenty of negro fake preachers on tv teaching one thing but living something else.
If you disagree with our sisters then just disagree. And they can either take it or leave it alone. But if our GOAL is to educate and share information, then we need to do so in the manor that is in our nature. I AM STILL YOUR BROTHER. But we have to protect, love, and RESPECT our black women. EVEN THE ONES THAT WE DO NOT AGREE WITH.
I know you gotta be the HAMMER, and I respect that. But you and I are BOTH belivers in the original scriptures and scrolls. So I must respectfully challenge you with this question. What good is it to know the truth, except the truth, but not live by that which you have studied and accepted? Itis not enough to just teach it my brother. WE GOTTA LIVE IT AND WALK IT. We already have plenty of negro fake preachers on tv teaching one thing but living something else.
If you disagree with our sisters then just disagree. And they can either take it or leave it alone. But if our GOAL is to educate and share information, then we need to do so in the manor that is in our nature. I AM STILL YOUR BROTHER. But we have to protect, love, and RESPECT our black women. EVEN THE ONES THAT WE DO NOT AGREE WITH.
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2 months agoMy brother. I hear under what you are saying. But where I disagree is who we drop the hammer on. In my opinion, SEAHAG, WHOWANTSTOKNOW, and COACCO are not the enemy. In my view, they are very strong allies. They seem to be able to see things for what they really are. There are MANY lost sisters and brothers on here. But I just don't think these ladies deserve the treatment that is being dished out to them.
I know you gotta be the HAMMER, and I respect that. But you and I are BOTH belivers in the original scriptures and scrolls. So I must respectfully challenge you with this question. What good is it to know the truth, except the truth, but not live by that which you have studied and accepted? Itis not enough to just teach it my brother. WE GOTTA LIVE IT AND WALK IT. We already have plenty of negro fake preachers on tv teaching one thing but living something else.
If you disagree with our sisters then just disagree. And they can either take it or leave it alone. But if our GOAL is to educate and share information, then we need to do so in the manor that is in our nature. I AM STILL YOUR BROTHER. But we have to protect, love, and RESPECT our black women. EVEN THE ONES THAT WE DO NOT AGREE WITH.
I know you gotta be the HAMMER, and I respect that. But you and I are BOTH belivers in the original scriptures and scrolls. So I must respectfully challenge you with this question. What good is it to know the truth, except the truth, but not live by that which you have studied and accepted? Itis not enough to just teach it my brother. WE GOTTA LIVE IT AND WALK IT. We already have plenty of negro fake preachers on tv teaching one thing but living something else.
If you disagree with our sisters then just disagree. And they can either take it or leave it alone. But if our GOAL is to educate and share information, then we need to do so in the manor that is in our nature. I AM STILL YOUR BROTHER. But we have to protect, love, and RESPECT our black women. EVEN THE ONES THAT WE DO NOT AGREE WITH.
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