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Snapshots of enslaved life in Massachusetts by Wayne Tucker. https://elevennames.substack.com/
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This kind of story pops up a lot in Pasadena. My favorite plant nursery was owned by a Japanese family beginning in 1923; when they were interned, Mexican neighbors ran it for two years. They handed it right back to the Takemuras when they returned to run it– for another 50 years. It's still there.
"How bad slavery was" is worse. Much worse. Much worse than you think, much worse than you're taught, much worse than museums depict. Worse.
I contributed to this. www.thecrimson.com/article/2026...