I did work as a mover all over Charleston including the governors mansion and the old naval hospital (it's high end apartments) I was in the blue and pink rainbow row house. There is tunnels underneath near the old cistern in the basement. It was the original street level from my understanding. You can see this in a lot of the old homes. Entire windows that just look to bricked up passages. Even some bits of sidewalk. I moved away about 10 years ago and miss it every day.
Not sure if there's any open tunnels today, but I have been under a few of the buildings there and seen the filled in entrances. What's under the Blind Tiger?
Enslaved were not illiterate. They just couldn’t read or speak European language but they learned. Europeans never learned our language or read it so who was illiterate?
Can you find any records of those slave ships they claim came to charleston SC and any slaves that were on them? I’m from charleston SC and we don’t know any slaves. We only know sharecroppers. No history of slavery so we would like to know who were slaves and where are the boats.
There are many thorough records available. Maybe check the downtown library or the Fireproof building if you want to see some of the original documents. What do you mean "no history of slavery"? Slavery was stain on American history, but very well documented and not remotely up for debate whether it was real or not
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I did work as a mover all over Charleston including the governors mansion and the old naval hospital (it's high end apartments) I was in the blue and pink rainbow row house. There is tunnels underneath near the old cistern in the basement. It was the original street level from my understanding. You can see this in a lot of the old homes. Entire windows that just look to bricked up passages. Even some bits of sidewalk. I moved away about 10 years ago and miss it every day.
I have been under blind tiger there it’s cool but no tunnels but cool
Not sure if there's any open tunnels today, but I have been under a few of the buildings there and seen the filled in entrances. What's under the Blind Tiger?
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Enslaved were not illiterate. They just couldn’t read or speak European language but they learned. Europeans never learned our language or read it so who was illiterate?
They tried to make slaves illiterate.
Where were the secrets???
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Summers can be brutal, but it's the perfect excuse to go to the beach. Beautiful the rest of the year
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Can you find any records of those slave ships they claim came to charleston SC and any slaves that were on them? I’m from charleston SC and we don’t know any slaves. We only know sharecroppers. No history of slavery so we would like to know who were slaves and where are the boats.
Charleston was the largest slave port in the United States.
@@SanguinesRose1204 that’s not answering the question. I know what they’ve taught you but what have you proven to be truthful?
There are many thorough records available. Maybe check the downtown library or the Fireproof building if you want to see some of the original documents. What do you mean "no history of slavery"? Slavery was stain on American history, but very well documented and not remotely up for debate whether it was real or not
@@LevelUpVideo unveil your mind Africans inhabited not just Africa. They were all over the Americas before Columbus
@@Teddy_Grahamdude Sullivans Island was like the Mecca of slave imports
im calling bullshit on some of these "facts"
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this is so white washed it kills me... this is all bull crud
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