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Thirty Years a Slave - FULL Audio Book - by Louis Hughes - African-American History

Thirty Years a Slave - FULL Audio Book - by Louis Hughes - African-American History

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Thirty Years a Slave - FULL Audio Book - by Louis Hughes - African-American History For all the people who keep saying racially motivated things about the narrator being white, maybe you should look the narrator up first instead of assuming because hes not white, i find it offensive all the white people remarks, my 5 times great grandfather died in the civil war and only volenteered because he wanted to abolish slavery as did many others. You cant just blame one group of people, the north didnt have slavery, and it wasent white men going into african jungles to capture slaves, also there were other places besides america and white people who had slaves, im not racist, im not defending anything about it, im saying maybe b4 some people say what sounds to me exactly like racist remarks the should be more informed about the subject in which they are talking, instead of listening to 1 book and making off remarks, the point that so many people made nasty remarks about the narrator and couldnt even take 2 seconds to look the gentleman up and just went by voice says it all.
Date: 2024-03-14

Comments and reviews: 34


Yes, it was bad. Look what happened to the poor native Indians, the genocide of the Jews. But nobody talks about what the Indians and jews went through. I believe if this world last for another 900 years they will still b talking about slavery. Lincoln abolished slavery I think in 1862, that's 160 years ago. How long r we gonna have to hear about it I know I didn't have anything to do about that. They comes a point when it's time to move on. Those poor souls r dead and gone. No one today has ever been a damn slave. Move on.
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I'm white, and I know I had an ancestor who owned 50 slaves. What breaks my heart today is knowing I most likely have black relatives sired through that slave owner, and we will never know our kinship because it was never recorded. Black people in America are all orphaned away from their own history, families, and even their genetic home countries in Africa. White people have hardly any way to relate to that kind of isolation.
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A few things I think a lot of people don’t realize:
1. slavery is prevalent throughout history in most civilizations of ALL colors
2. Africans were sold into slavery by other Africans, it started with selling prisoners but was so profitable they started kidnapping people and shackling them to march them to the shores to be sold
3. A lot of freed slaves ended up owning slaves themselves

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after long thought im quite proud to be a descendants of a slave than the descendants of slave masters. It would break my heart knowing my ancestors carried on in such a monstrous manner. It would actually bring me great shame. But knowing my ancestors survived and made it possible to be free today gives me joy
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Hard to listen to how cruel people can be to other people. How can anyone force a mother to give up her child Or not allow her to care for her babies I think they had no souls. Terrible history. How can statues remain glorifying defenders of this horrible institution
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The fact that everyone assumes the narrator is white shows the hatred blacks have towards each other. A black person speaking correct English is told they are trying to be white. blacks want to maintain they are stereotyped yet get mad when they are sterotyped
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its very interesting. especially the detailed historical information about the living conditions. Its very interesting how slavery and the relationsship between black and white developed in the US and in Brazil. Its so different
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Your people will inherit the earth and make it new. i applaud how you all have survived bravely under the black boot of the white lord fuller yes you shall over come and a handful of us will be with you.
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While one can empathize with the ones that were enslaved, one must not forget that this occurred over 150 years ago. It was fortunate that the West was the civilization that brought an end to it
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Virgina breeds the best slaves. Wow. My family is from Virginia and although I am mixed a good bit of my ancestors were probably bought and sold there. Slavery was such a sad institution!
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One should be disgusted that Republicans have now passed laws in several states, making it illegal to have slavery in any textbooks or mention it in any classes.
Even American history.

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Don't be a racist just because your grand daddys grand daddy was once given three hots and a cot to do a job. Welcome to America. we're trying to do something here. You're welcome.
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My people are strong, brave, intelligent and resilient. Those who are prejudice towards us hate what they themselves will never posses (strength and fearless. I love my decedents.
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Learn not to be a blamein and complaining and playing the victim some time's people are there own Worst Enemy and a slave in there own head They are to busy Judging
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Listening to this audio book to educate myself and i feel sick hearing of all the horrors enslaved POC have endured. How can humans treat other humans this way
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This was very well read. Thank you for producing this audiobook so that everyone can hear this and understand the true nature of abominable slavery.
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Listening to this work and i am the only black women that works here. I am very grateful to my people who slaved for my freedom.
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Some of the black slave owners maybe owned their own family as it was very expensive to free them some did own for proft though
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It's amazing how people still believe in god both black and white humans have to believe in god they want to live forever
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i notice how detailed and prevalent the meals are described. to be so hungry constantly was one of the worst tortures.
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I cant even imagine living in such a time! Ugh how disgusting! I never really realized just how awful that time was.
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I listened to this about 10 years ago. I'm listening now as a sleep book while I try to calm my mind to fall asleep.
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They were housed and fed talk about being ungrateful. Had they remained in Africa most would have died earlier.
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That silly just try to help those who your fathers oppressed if you bless them and god if he willing will bless you
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He keeps running away and crys about getting beat. what the hell He new he was running and he ment to get away.
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If you get caught being racist you should be put to slave a few years. Especially teens. It's no joke
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These people spent everyday of their lives doing so much work and didn't get paid for it. Ugh.
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I would like to hear this read by a voice similar to what the author's own dialect was.
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As long as we have to deal with the sins of our fathers, the hate will never die.
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Wait a minute how do you steal time from something you own that makes absolutely no sense
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Well read. An amazing story of a terrible time in America. Very sad and powerful
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. only thirty yrs a slave. sounds like an 'indentured' slave. to pay off debts.
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Now we must free wage slaves from the oppression and cruelty of Capitalism
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Thank you for this. Interetsing that Hughes was born near Charlottesville.
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