Slavery Was Worse Than You Thought

In This Documentary We Will Discuss 10 Facts About Slave Breeding Schools Failed To Teach You

The topic of slave breeding is a sensitive and complex one, as it involves the coerced reproduction of enslaved individuals during the era of American slavery. While the historical understanding of this topic has evolved over time, in this video, you’ll discover ten lesser-known harrowing facts that shed light on certain aspects of slave breeding in America.
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[blackcultureunlocked]

We aren't just telling stories, we're changing lives and waking the culture up to the truth and our real history.. thank you for all the support! 🙏🏾

[deellaboe]

My great great grandfather was born into slavery. Moved his family North. Was able to put all his children in college. Education for his kids was very important. I am honored to know his stories and his mothers mothers stories. I will never forget.

[manekakapoor]

Slavery wasn't worse than I thought. I can't imagine anything worse than slavery.
No, things like slavery, colonialism and genocide should never be forgotten. They are linked.

[marley]

"The more i learn about people, the more i love my dog" -Mark Twain

[nompumelelomdodana]

Now you start to see where the history of broken and dysfunctional families in the African community derives from. This is so heartbreaking💔

[virtualadministrativeresou]

This truth is painful but it must be told. 😭

[blacklyfe]

This is why I said I learned more on youtube than school

[jaredlaflamme]

The more I learn about slavery the worse it seems to get 😢

[Isayah_]

It's truly dishonourable to our ancestors to forget what they've been through.

[mwilson]

And that's reason why we have so much mental health and health issues within our community, That still manifest till this day!

[Seimdeh]

It hurts me, turns my stomach to watch our Grandpappys, mamas auties uncles cousins live through this wickedness.

[charleshunt]

" Vengeance is Mine, saith the Lord, I shall repay "

[ObiShawnKenobi]

Only truly devilish people could justify this type of behavior at any time

[Jump]

I don't know if I should cry first or be mad first. Thank you for exposing this. You are right, we were not taught this in school.

[gabriellayoung]

The truth needs to be shared and made known. I support.

[dianewilkerson]

It hurts me so bad to look at movies and things like this, but it's very important to learn about our true history!

[GB-phsw]

What’s even more heart breaking is all they went thru!! We are so divided and against one another…we are failing in are ancestor eyes I truly believe😢

[Ded-Ede]

Seems like a lot of these bad traits of having many children with multiple women, being a stud for material things like clothes and bravado still persist today. We can’t forever use the past as an excuse for our behavior, but we can recognize the trauma and correct our ways of such destructive behavior.

[georgeharris]

The teachers didn't fail to tell us these horrible tales. They didn't MEAN to tell us these horrible tales.

[ikarooz]

Our great, great grandfather Milton, the name given him by the slave owner, was enslaved in 1852 and brought to Virginia. He was then taken to Mississippi with many others. He sired 11 children and had many "grands." He lived to 106. Many of his stories have been passed down to us. Slavery is America's biggest scar. While we have made great progress, we are treated like second class citizens. No, I am not moving. I am standing up for what my ancestors worked and perfomed miltary service for.