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Sarah Rector: How The Granddaughter Of Slaves Became The First Black Millionaire

Sarah Rector: How The Granddaughter Of Slaves Became The First Black Millionaire

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The granddaughter of former slaves, Sarah Rector was born in 1902 in Oklahoma in the nearly all-black town of Taft. As a result of the Treaty of 1866, Sarah's family was entitled to land allotments. This land would eventually make Sarah Rector the first black millionaire, all at age 12. Her story is incredible.
Date: 2022-12-29

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Lol Here's some land, we'll be back in a year to collect property taxes
. How do I make this land profitable?
Not our problem. Also, you can't sell it so you best start making money fast.
That sounds about right. What are the chances these new freedmen had the equipment, resources, and know-how to effectively cultivate their lands?
Could have at least granted the land with perhaps a 20 year grace period or so without taxing it.

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They did this to a lot of non whites that had money in the Midwest due to the oil boom. I read Killers of the Flower Moon and was disgusted. Each and every one of their descendants that are still benefiting off of those stolen funds should have to pay a percentage to the families that were wronged.
And miss me with the, Oh that happened so long ago narrative. Some of those people's kids are still alive today.

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This story is a cover up for what really happen to my Great Great Great Grandmother sister this is my Great Great Great Aunt and the reason why no one can find her family is because they changed her name on 10 times so she can fit into the white community and the can control her fund as. Prove by paper trails of name changing plus my blood work tells it all.
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Humanity is really strange sometimes, I'm only even hearing about this womans life because she garnered such an exceptional amount of printed pieces of paper that she was finally considered worth enough to focus on. There are millions of forgotten lives- makes you wonder why, or if at all someone may bring up our stories once we're gone.
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I'm so glad she was in Oklahoma. Something tells me if this would have happened in Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee, Georgia or South Carolina we never would have heard of her. Good for her to overcome the racial prejudices of her day to be prosperous and help others.
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I love how our wonderful government gave those people seemingly worthless land, incapable of growing anything but still wanting that property tax. F-ers! Good for her!
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FIRST black millionaire? you must be talking about in the US or perhaps you mean in modern times because she most definitely is not the first rich black person
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This summaries the tactics we see used against black people today. Can learn alot about what we should be doing to protect what we have n pass it to our children
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She should of much more money, etc. than she did have. She was cheated out of a lot by people who mismanaged and took much of what was rightly hers.
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Freedmen is a German sir name. The so called Africans were out of the Carribian. We know that we American regardless of what you teach!
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Cool story, but I don't get this forcing to give her merit when it was pure luck. Sounds like political militancy interfering with facts.
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You know what?
You are so rich that we are going to promote you to white. congratulation here have some starbucks a drink from the future

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Well that's cool, but why did you end it so abruptly?
Also tell that guy at the end that his text book joke was never funny. .-.

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What's weird is the fact you have no black people seemingly involved in the presentation of this ancestor. #FOH
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Lol. All these men that wanted to marry her for her money, but women are still considered the real gold diggers
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She is not the first black miljonair, there were black miljonairs en rich people before her time on earth.
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Who else cracked up when they said she was so rich the state of Oklahoma declared her white. LOLZ OMG I'm dead.
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No offense meant to the lovely woman narrating this, I just much prefer the gentleman who sounds like Steven Colbert
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This would have been the best movie if it came out in the 90s for some reason, I dont why I think that haha.
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swear i didnt know native Americans could own slaves at that time and did. crazy what history forgets to mention
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