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Leftcoastzen
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It‘s Black History Month a selection from the collection. Reminds me I need to do a major reorganization!So many titles lost in stacks , shelves & piles. I haven‘t read all of these either.
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Tamra That‘s been “suspended” according to some. 😒 😤 (edited) now
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JenniferEgnor
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This book focuses on the little known fact that slavery was not just used by white people, nor was it confined to the South. The reasons varied from attempts to keep families together, to purchasing the ‘freedom‘ of their loved ones for them, to capital. Various laws were passed in SC from 1800-1859 that made emancipation very hard, and for many, impossible. This is an old text that I would like to see updated with new information. An ⬇️

JenniferEgnor important read. It is obvious on every page how white supremacy and proximity to it benefits and harms all at once, persons Black, Brown, Passing, and White. 3w
JenniferEgnor Link for a list of SC Slave Codes (laws), some of which are mentioned in this book: https://www.scencyclopedia.org/sce/entries/slave-codes/ 3w
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mfarragher
Henrys Freedom Box | Ellen & Kadir Nelson Levine

"I am not a slave anymore. I am free."

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mfarragher
Henrys Freedom Box | Ellen & Kadir Nelson Levine

This story is a powerful way to teach about slavery, freedom, and courage. Students can create a timeline of the Underground Railroad or write letters imagining what life was like for Henry Brown.