Slavery remained active even after abolition #lumumbaexplain

Slavery remained active even after abolition - this is the shocking truth that history is hiding from us! In this video, we're shining a light on the shocking truth about slavery and its long history of being active even after Britain abolished it in 1833.

This video is a jarring reminder that slavery is an issue that still affects us today, even though it has been abolished for more than 150 years. If you want to learn more about the history of slavery, be sure to watch this video!
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[muyogwaisma]

Not only slavery but also colonialism.

[theremnant]

We need to stand up against it..at all costs 😢😢

[dakotarobert]

The French were worst at it too until the Haitians revolution in 1804.
Now we have the modern-day slavery is debts and loans. You go to work then turn around to pay the master with the meager salary.

[lyomon]

As a Portuguese I’ll make my best to spread the word

[ghadman]

" Some of their truth trumps everything.

[eternalgold]

Nobody is telling us about slavery in Islamic countries

[gerardmartin]

Yes, the English abolished slaves trade so they say. But they became the advisers and agents of slaves ships and traders and this is something they never tell the rest of the world. The English who disagreed with the abolishment of slavery, they left Great Britain and they never return. "In today world they were the hard liners" and this is something that the English have failed to discuss after all these hundred of years.

[haddyjatouoliver]

This is new way youth's dying in Mediterranean sea is kind of it keeps hungry in Africa must be free inchella

[cyclone]

Here it's always about blames, slavery, colonialism, and racism.
No solutions to Africa's problems

[imhotepheru]

Thanks to Pope of Rome & kings around Europe for starting Slavery trade 🤔 Thanks to Bible Leviticus 25:44-46 & Ephesians 6:5 & Deuteronomy 7:1-8 🤔