Ida Bae Wells

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Ida Bae Wells @nhannahjones

@LitUpMagazine1 @FightingFitzman @johndawkins @Gurdur @MoeThacker1 The states that abolished slavery never depended on slavery as a primary labor source, did not grow year-round labor-intensive crops and still profited from slavery by selling slave-grown goods, providing ships, capital, banking, and producing textiles with slave-grown cotton. — PolitiTweet.org

Posted May 24, 2022

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Ida Bae Wells @nhannahjones

@michaelharriot @AdinaYoffie @AfricanaCarr @profblmkelley First: Ha! Second, agreed. In the acknowledgement section of 1619 book we thank the many, many scholars who advised and/or supported us in some way. But they are not cited as sources in the book, and it’s also entirely possible that not every single person we spoke w is mentioned — PolitiTweet.org

Posted May 24, 2022

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@LitUpMagazine1 @FightingFitzman @johndawkins @Gurdur @MoeThacker1 Further, NY had slavery until 1827. New Jersey still had enslaved people until the Civil War. Many Northerners owned slave labor camps in the South and Caribbean and the biggest slave trader in the country was in Rhode Island. — PolitiTweet.org

Posted May 24, 2022