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How slavery helped to build a world economy | Afro

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By Carl Thomas Special to the AFRO America… Land of the Free (labor). At its inception, America represented an exceptional opportunity to experiment on various nouns (people, places and things) without the direct threat of said experiment backfiring and permanently injuring the nations in power. Slavery has existed for as long as man, with one […]

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