Founding Fathers and African Slavery

Founding Fathers and African Slavery

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This poem is a writing workshop piece for my research project, I was encouraged to upload it.
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The slave

Struggles, pain, miserable life, living in the same world but colonized minds, heart... Doing what other people want you to do. that is dependence .with no freedom hence you are in your homeland". all that happens with no real reason ' a word with no humanity and peace" But in the end, we people need to fight and win back what is ours, for freedom, integrity, and our land, peace and live in harmonious life again as well as independent" this story is a story that I created with a heart full of thoughts and dedicating it to the history of African territories how it was colonized, all people who believe in love, respect, freedom, and independence... When we get to know where we were coming from it gave us power to rule the future ".

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