Voices of the Civil War Episode 9: "Port Royal Experiment"

In episode 9, we explore the bounds of citizenship for the newly released slaves on the Sea Islands of South Carolina during the Port Royal Experiment. If slaves were treated like freedmen, were they not citizens? And if the privileges of citizenship were extended to refugee slaves, was the Civil War indeed a conflict about slavery?

[@lucilleharris1241]

This Video was very educational. Thank you.

[@vongangnation]

Yo can someone like summarize this and answer these questions "What were the chief concerns of the slaves at Port Royal? What were the chief concerns of the government? "
If ur seeing this wazup Mr Barry

[@AstronomicalTutor]

We have to credit this era, and professor John Celivergos Zachos, for proving phonics is powerful for education.
We have to understand that trauma impacts learning

[@jamescoombs2569]

This is by,Parris island?

[@Wentrashane]

Great video!

[@morgan9125]

so, what ways did the freedmen define freedom in the Sea Islands?

[@iliekmathphysics]

LOOL

[@tytoxicalba2311]

same lmao

[@omori9324]

idk man im trying to figure that out too

[@yoga-sisters]

A

[@Wentrashane]

Who narrated this?

[@wfs4227]

1:06 Imagine the loss, the struggle, the horrible treatment by a race of people who were too lazy to cultivate the land they stole from the Native original people, enslave people from another country and make them work for free and call them lazy. Imagine what things these people in this picture endured and the victories they never were able to experience because of the selfishness of slavery of a great people.

[@teddyhaynes9876]

Imagine lumping the whole race together when many many many whites bleed on the battlefield over it

[@timprimedibiase3138]

biblical Deuteronomy The True Hebrews of the Most High God .