Another means to prevent black advancement was to destroy any notion or progress or community, all over the US, for centuries.
The 1900's
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Rebellion, the 1900’s
We Fought Our Fate, For A Future Rebellions against the status-quo for blacks, and rebellion for inclusion into the American dream. It helped to move the political pendulum towards center (which is now considered extreme left). I have divided this century into approximate quarters: The first quarter started out with…
Part 4 - the TIMELINE
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The Challenging 1800’s
The growing numbers of Black statesmen and politicians, prompted fear and backlash.
Part 4 - the TIMELINE
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COLONIAL, the 1700’s & BEFORE
Fort Mose,, and St Augustine (2 miles away) were places of freedom for blacks before the colonies were established.
Part III - Social Unrest
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Social Unrest
We fight our fate, for a future You cannot discuss black history in the US without reviewing our reason for being here – slavery [and our continued oppression]. After publication, several discoveries that I made changed the general narrative from what it used to be: i.e. “400 years of slavery”…
Judicial
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Whose Law –
Q. Whose LAW are we following? Is it the Constitution’s, the Court’s, Local Authorities, States, or Government Agencies? A. All of the above. Our country has been bi-polar on the subject.
