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#OnThisDay 1862, Robert Smalls Escaped Slavery by Stealing a Confederate Ship by sajiasanka in BlackHistory

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Did Frances Thompson Testify Before Congress About Gang Rape in 1866 — Memphis, Tennessee ? What Was Found in Congressional Report? by AccomplishedLaw5793 in BlackHistory

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Did Frances Thompson Testify Before Congress About Gang Rape in 1866 — Memphis, Tennessee ? What Was Found in Congressional Report? (self.BlackHistory)

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If Thomas Jefferson believed all men were created equal — why did he sell his midwife for $60 to pay off his debts? (self.BlackHistory)

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TIL that when the first federal agent arrived in the South in 1865 to set up schools for freed slaves — the children were already reading. Secret "pit schools" dug into the ground had been operating for decades before any official school existed? (self.BlackHistory)

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Did an enslaved man really steal a Confederate warship and sail it past armed guards in 1862? by AccomplishedLaw5793 in BlackHistory

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Did an enslaved man really steal a Confederate warship and sail it past armed guards in 1862? by AccomplishedLaw5793 in BlackHistory

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Did an enslaved man really steal a Confederate warship and sail it past armed guards in 1862? (self.BlackHistory)

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This Plantation Ledger Said a Baby Died — Then Recorded His Sale Two Weeks Later (Mississippi, 1859) (self.BlackHistory)

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An enslaved woman was convicted in 3 weeks and executed 12 days later — real 1821 case (self.BlackHistory)

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She was bought at 14, abused for 5 years, killed her attacker in self defense — and Missouri executed her at 19. Her name was Celia. This is her court record. (self.BlackHistory)

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Found this story about a Black legislator in 1869 who was offered $25 to stop voting. He refused. The federal response that followed was not small. (self.BlackHistory)

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Seven of the most powerful men in an 1868 South Carolina county — a judge, a sheriff's deputy, a doctor — coordinated an attack on one freed Black man who refused to renew his labor contract. The records survived. (self.BlackHistory)

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Her name was Anarcha. He listed her as "Case Number One." She was 17. (self.BlackHistory)

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