The Grotesque Sin Of Slavery
If you had the chance to be “negro” for a day, or even switch the roles of master and slave would you take it? Think about this great country we built together. There is no we there is us, the negroes. About 150 years slavery has existed in America and you just now question whether it is to continue. As a previous slave, I’ve endured being manhandled, whipped, and cast down. I stand here today to stop the grotesque sin of slavery and achieve equal rights for my brothers and sisters. This is a white man’s dream , a black man’s nightmare.
Have you ever realized that slavery directly goes against the Declaration of Independence? The second paragraph states “ we hold these truths to be self-evident, all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator…” The Constitution does not discriminate based on how light or dark a person is. African-Americans are men. I am a man. The slaves you torture are …show more content…
Never did he nor the Almighty God command you to shun those of darker skin, yet you do. God never told you to own humans, but you do. Jesus doesn’t look upon the South with heart full of gladness for what you are doing, but you continue. John 13:34-35. “A new commandment I give you: love one another”. You don’t like when the truth of God comes out you blue-eyed devils. God resents how you treat us. Go shine my shoes, white! Pick that cotton here! No good slave, your educated but can’t understand nothing! Split up that family of four-whites don’t deserve families! Send them Boogie men with their families back to Europe where they belong! Black power! You’ll never be anything aibu more than a black man’s property… We are African-Americans who are God-fearing people. We won’t take much more of this treatment, that will leach to mass slavery revolts unseen. Being treated and broken the way we (African-Americans) are is against the way Jesus has taught this nation. Love one
Have you ever realized that slavery directly goes against the Declaration of Independence? The second paragraph states “ we hold these truths to be self-evident, all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator…” The Constitution does not discriminate based on how light or dark a person is. African-Americans are men. I am a man. The slaves you torture are …show more content…
Never did he nor the Almighty God command you to shun those of darker skin, yet you do. God never told you to own humans, but you do. Jesus doesn’t look upon the South with heart full of gladness for what you are doing, but you continue. John 13:34-35. “A new commandment I give you: love one another”. You don’t like when the truth of God comes out you blue-eyed devils. God resents how you treat us. Go shine my shoes, white! Pick that cotton here! No good slave, your educated but can’t understand nothing! Split up that family of four-whites don’t deserve families! Send them Boogie men with their families back to Europe where they belong! Black power! You’ll never be anything aibu more than a black man’s property… We are African-Americans who are God-fearing people. We won’t take much more of this treatment, that will leach to mass slavery revolts unseen. Being treated and broken the way we (African-Americans) are is against the way Jesus has taught this nation. Love one