...there's no way African American History should be hard to come across how disgusting & disrespectful is that?...it's very sad that these people's lives were disregarded & treated so disrespectfully that a part of history is labeled as "hard to come across"...
They said its hard to come by because they don't want to tell the truth. The worse thing someone can find is the words from a slave. They can't whitewash the that truth
@@ladyd104 Well they have no choice but to tell the truth, I don't agree that the worse thing someone can find is the words from a slave, that would be the best, our ancestors are the only people who truly know what the life of a slave was really like and to hear that first hand would be a blessing, not the worst thing.
@@moniquewalker4763 The worst lie tgey told is that we all came from africa, They never tell the story about the aboriginie blacks that they stole from the down south and the carribean, We were already here.
1:07 emancipation was in 1863 not ‘64. President Abraham Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation on January 1, 1863, as the nation approached its third year of bloody civil war. The proclamation declared "that all persons held as slaves" within the rebellious states "are, and henceforward shall be free."
"Within the rebellious states" Maryland never seceded so technically it was not in rebellion so Maryland was exempt from the 1863 Emancipation proclamation. In 1864 Lincoln forced Maryland to draft a new state constitution ending slavery. So this is correct that slavery ended in Maryland near the end of 1864.
Wait. The 2 sisters look like they got a lot of European ancestry too. So wouldn't that mean their other ancestors could've been slave owners as well? Just saying.
...there's no way African American History should be hard to come across how disgusting & disrespectful is that?...it's very sad that these people's lives were disregarded & treated so disrespectfully that a part of history is labeled as "hard to come across"...
They said its hard to come by because they don't want to tell the truth. The worse thing someone can find is the words from a slave. They can't whitewash the that truth
@@ladyd104 Well they have no choice but to tell the truth, I don't agree that the worse thing someone can find is the words from a slave, that would be the best, our ancestors are the only people who truly know what the life of a slave was really like and to hear that first hand would be a blessing, not the worst thing.
@@moniquewalker4763 The worst lie tgey told is that we all came from africa, They never tell the story about the aboriginie blacks that they stole from the down south and the carribean, We were already here.
Ikr
Slavery has occurred all over the world for thousands of years. Why is it we only talk about here?
1:07 emancipation was in 1863 not ‘64.
President Abraham Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation on January 1, 1863, as the nation approached its third year of bloody civil war. The proclamation declared "that all persons held as slaves" within the rebellious states "are, and henceforward shall be free."
"Within the rebellious states" Maryland never seceded so technically it was not in rebellion so Maryland was exempt from the 1863 Emancipation proclamation. In 1864 Lincoln forced Maryland to draft a new state constitution ending slavery. So this is correct that slavery ended in Maryland near the end of 1864.
Wait. The 2 sisters look like they got a lot of European ancestry too. So wouldn't that mean their other ancestors could've been slave owners as well? Just saying.
😳so little is Known about it!!! Did this journalist say so little is known about slavery? Where did she get her degree?
He wrote the Star Spangle Bander? Oh my God!
i come from md/va lineage and am on myheritage.com which does archives research for you free.
Those slave qaurters look to be still good condition for occupancy to resume
Bet you didn't know Maryland was a Confederate state
Just found out the confederate ores was living where Arlington cemetery
Cry me a river
Why are you here?😒