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  Living in Kentucky where slavery was legal, Harriet Elisabeth Beecher Stove, (1811-1896) author of Uncle Tom’s cabin: Life among the Lowly, was exposed to the nature of slavery and its negative ramifications on black Americans and the rest of society. Her faith in Jesus Christ, her increasing understanding of the evils of slavery from the testimony of escaped slaves and …

  How does the oppressor control the oppressed? How is it done today? Herland Report YouTube host, Hanne Nabintu Herland speaks to Dr. Reginald Davis about slavery, oppression, exploitation and how the oppressor controls the oppressed. SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube Channel here! How the elites oppress unwanted groups: “When you are creating a system of oppression, you have to have …

  Herland Report TV host, Hanne Herland speaks with Reginald Davis about the war on the working class, how drug culture, poverty, eroding civil liberties and the rampant moral crisis in modern America serves the goals of the elite. “The ruling elite have to try to get the masses to believe that their ideology is right, that they are at …

  The penchant to target “white” women for sexual exploitation is an epidemic currently plaguing Europe, especially Britain and Scandinavia, writes Islamic scholar and author, Raymond Ibrahim, a regular contributor to The Herland Report. The current Black Lives Matter debate is solely focused on white slave owners, disregarding that black tribes in Africa sold black slaves from neighboring tribes to …

  Did slavery originate in the English colonies in North America in the 17th century or do its origins go back before the time of recorded history? Is slavery racist or is it based on economic motive? If a person wants understanding, these are important questions. Slavery is presented to American school children as something that white people did to …

  Today history books are rewritten and important truths omitted to fit the Marxist propaganda narrative. With historical truths distorted, many Westerners no longer understand how important Christian philosophy, ethics and religious thought was for the success of our Western civilization. The Christian anti-slavery Movement: But historical facts are hard to deny. For example, it was British Christians who campaigned …

  In what follows, Michele Antaki—a former UN interpreter, journalist, and translator offers another exclusive by summarizing a speech given in French by Ernest Tigori, an Ivorian intellectual and political activist, exiled in France, and winner of the Nelson Mandela Prize for Literature in 2017. In his book “L’Afrique à désintoxiquer” (“Detoxifying Africa”), he explains why it is crucial to …

  Today we are told so many lies by the elite atheist propaganda machine, that many simply do not know how important Christian philosophy, ethics and religious thought was for the success of Western civilization. But historical facts are hard to deny. For example, it was British Christians who campaigned for the ending of slavery, as I point out in …

  Here is a “civil war” lesson for the uneducated. In response to my short essay, a reader sent me a link to secession documents that implicated slavery, not the tariff, as the reason for Southern secession. It is typical for the uneducated to come across a document of which they have no understanding and to send it off with …

  As the racism debate focuses solely on white racism, it may be time to remind everyone that it was “white” Christian activists, priests and the British Empire that abolished slave trade.   The slave trade in question began in Africa when the tribes at war with each other, sold the slaves that they acquired from other black tribes, to the …