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In reply to the discussion: By reading GD, one could think that the North never owned slaves. [View all]redgreenandblue
(2,120 posts)22. Then what is this?
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By reading GD, one could think that the North never owned slaves. [View all]
redgreenandblue
Jun 2015
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Where does the poster say racism and homicide are foreign concepts in the North?
Cali_Democrat
Jun 2015
#5
Grandfathers and mothers emigrated from Germany in 1857. Lived in Guttenberg Iowa - both him
jwirr
Jun 2015
#10
I don't think anyone should feel guilt for their ancestors. Nor should they feel pride.
Coventina
Jun 2015
#21
Agreed. I think anyone who thinks on the Confederacy with pride is stupid at best, but most likely
Coventina
Jun 2015
#25
File Under: 1 person who said something I didn't like equals everyone on DU believes it
FSogol
Jun 2015
#7
Fascinating timeline on who emancipated whom going back to antiquity here. It was often followed by
leveymg
Jun 2015
#13
The series, "Turn: Washington's Spies" brings this out. Both sides own slaves in New York and
Cleita
Jun 2015
#28
Yeah, I appreciate seeing the characters from history embodied with emotions and such.
Coventina
Jun 2015
#35
HA! So glad to know I'm not the only one! He's completely horrible, yet somehow.....compelling.
Coventina
Jun 2015
#39
Someone always reminds us that the south did not have a monopoly on slavery or racism.
Nitram
Jun 2015
#31
convenient points that seem to be forgotten, and those issues were going full forces through the
still_one
Jun 2015
#40
No one said there wasn't or isn't racism in the North, but that is a different issue
still_one
Jun 2015
#33
