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History of Black America began like this

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History of Black America began with landing of twenty Blacks at Jamestown, Virginia. John Rolfe said the ship arrived "about the latter end of August" and that it "brought not anything but 20 and odd Negroes." Surviving evidence suggests that the twenty Blacks were accorded the status of indentured servants.

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