Maafa/Maangamizi/Neshni – The Wall of Evidence
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Maafa/Maangamizi/Neshni – The Wall of Evidence 4 years agoThe crucifixion of Nana Charlemagne Peralte:
Jean-baptiste conze, a Haitian collaborator with foreign troops in Haiti in 1919, arranged to meet Nana Charlemagne Peralte, a Caco leader resisting the U.S. occupation, in a camp outside of Grande Riviere Du Nord.
Conze had promised Nana Peralte he would come to the camp to discuss… Read more
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Maafa/Maangamizi/Neshni – The Wall of Evidence 4 years ago · The slave trade from Mozambique and southern Tanzania was carried out by agents of the – arab(emphasis mine) sultanate of Zanzibar – in cooperation with some “African”(quotations mine) tribes. Raids and prisoners of war were the typical sources of slaves. Written accounts from the time describe how slave traders marched African slaves 400… Read more
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After the italias supposedly “abolished” somali slave-system, they instituted their own slave-system in somalia… – “The Bantus were also conscripted to forced labor on italian-owned plantations since the somalis themselves were averse to what they deemed menial labor, and because the Italians viewed the somalis as racially…
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Maafa/Maangamizi/Neshni – The Wall of Evidence 4 years ago · “Sometimes these arab traders will actually settle for a year or two in the heart of some quiet community in the remote interior. They pretend perfect friendship, they molest no one, they barter honestly… They plant the seeds of their favourite vegetables and fruits – the arab always carries seeds with him – as if they meant to stay for ever.… Read more
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Unraveling somalia: race, class, and the legacy of slavery. catherine besteman. pg 7
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