Enslaved person is not a euphemism. It is a phrase that makes clear that (a) the person is still a person, (b) there is not something inherent in that person that makes them a slave, and (c) it is the

War sucks, but lets look at why people fight for their country

There’s a misconception in the new-age spiritual world regarding the apparent choice of being “of service” & living for yourself. It is considered to be oh-so-noble to label yourself as being “of service”

Been many places Seen many faces Yet one thing holds true Especially if you are a shoe Always wear matching laces! (image by me)

At the end of the civil war, both Indentured Servitude and Slavery where abolished in the United Stated. The earliest Africans imported into the colonies, who weren't actually directly imported from Africa,

"Cette ruse des tyrans d'abêtir leurs sujets n'a jamais été plus évidente que dans la conduite de Cyrus envers les Lydiens, après qu'il se fut emparé de leur capitale et qu'il eut pris pour captif

I saw this plaque on the wall at work and I thought it would be a good one to share. I can't tell too much about the history of Providence Hospital but I know it has been around for a long time. Also when

Analysis of the origins of racism in North America were done by Eric Williams. Eric Williams was a historian who shook the academic world in 1944. He had noted in post conquest North America: all slavery

A paradox is a seemingly absurd or self-contradictory statement or proposition that when investigated or explained may prove to be well founded or true. There is a principle that says if you desire to

The tedious task of sitting around is not one should take for granted. The service provided alone ought warrant appreciation and gratitude; doing so with a kind heart and a lovely attitude deserves grand

Before I make my case, let me present a disclaimer: I don't believe anyone in the United States of America, official or otherwise, would take this seriously enough for its revelatory value to be acted