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Can someone do it already.
It's not relevant to western societies and since history is taught through a western focused lens of course it's going to be overlooked. It's common sense, yet ppl wanna act like this is a gotcha in conversations about western slaveryThe Islamic slave trade was bigger than the Atlantic one
Why do we never talk about Islamic slavery?
The beautiful Siwa Oasis in the far western deserts of Egypt is a remarkable place, for multiple reasons. It’s probably been inhabited, continuously, for 12,000 years. Alexander the Great came here to consult the already renowned Oracle of Amun-Ra in 332BC (some say he is buried here, as he...The forgotten Arab slave trade | D+C - Development + Cooperation
The transatlantic slave trade had a devastating impact on Africa and affects the continent to this day. The fact that the Arab slave trade also took a terrible toll on millions of Africans is often overlooked.www.dandc.eu
Yeah we know that the main thing niggas bring up when talking about the Atlantic slave trade.The Islamic slave trade was bigger than the Atlantic one
Why do we never talk about Islamic slavery?
The beautiful Siwa Oasis in the far western deserts of Egypt is a remarkable place, for multiple reasons. It’s probably been inhabited, continuously, for 12,000 years. Alexander the Great came here to consult the already renowned Oracle of Amun-Ra in 332BC (some say he is buried here, as he...The forgotten Arab slave trade | D+C - Development + Cooperation
The transatlantic slave trade had a devastating impact on Africa and affects the continent to this day. The fact that the Arab slave trade also took a terrible toll on millions of Africans is often overlooked.www.dandc.eu
Yes however the transatlantic one was more devastating to africans specifically because they were literally looking for black man to enslave, rather than islamic slave trade which was for basically everyoneThe Islamic slave trade was bigger than the Atlantic one
Why do we never talk about Islamic slavery?
The beautiful Siwa Oasis in the far western deserts of Egypt is a remarkable place, for multiple reasons. It’s probably been inhabited, continuously, for 12,000 years. Alexander the Great came here to consult the already renowned Oracle of Amun-Ra in 332BC (some say he is buried here, as he...The forgotten Arab slave trade | D+C - Development + Cooperation
The transatlantic slave trade had a devastating impact on Africa and affects the continent to this day. The fact that the Arab slave trade also took a terrible toll on millions of Africans is often overlooked.www.dandc.eu
It’s mostly brought by blacks who wanna use the victim card 24/7 Slavery did not build America it literally held back the south and is why they industrialized later than the north its a complete myth that’s taught in colleges now for some reason and it signals someone is ignorant of basic economics
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Most of the people who were enslaved blacks and of course some White Europeans who were kidnapped by Barbary pirates
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Slavery 100% built the south. What destroyed the south was the late move to industrialisation and their dumbass racism and jim crow laws towards black americans which shut them out of a lot of work opportunities meaning they were underemployed.It’s mostly brought by blacks who wanna use the victim card 24/7 Slavery did not build America it literally held back the south and is why they industrialized later than the north its a complete myth that’s taught in colleges now for some reason and it signals someone is ignorant of basic economics
Don’t know why people are still hung up on slavery it’s been 60 years since 1965 right act and 160 since the civil war
Slavery and the History of US Economic Growth
Slavery was both a set of economic arrangements and also a raw authoritarian human rights violation. It's unsurprising that there has been l...
Total lies slavery and Agrarianism is what CAUSED the late move to industrialization which did not start until the 70s the entire south back then was modern Brazil is today
