The word "slavery" has its roots in ancient Rome, where slaves were a fundamental part of the economy and society. The term comes from the Latin "sclavus," which means "slave"

Find the prompt here: I see those words, "freedom fighter," and I instantly feel negatively towards them. Those words get used as a way of rebranding imperialism and I do not like it. There is

On this episode of The Resistance Library, Sam and Dave talk about Sojourner Truth and her life. Sojourner Truth was a lot of things. She was a slave. A mother. A wife. An activist. A preacher. A woman

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Are defensive votes worth defending? The answer depends on your principles and objectives. The concept of state abolition relies on the moral principles of individualism and liberty. The state acts contrary

For Today is my birthday (@improv), and Stina and I will be freewriting on today’s topic, which is something very important to me: revenge. I am vehemently anti-revenge. I don’t think justice looks like

Got that? "Heterosexual couple relationships are really violent. In addition, the vast majority are relationships based on religion. It may be time to have a conversation about their ban and abolition.”

One could argue that the subject of ‘History’ is a story of battles and wars between tribes and nations culminating in the two devastating world wars of the twentieth century. Even today the spectre of

The name Sojourner Truth is one of the lesser-known among historical American abolitionists, which is a shame -- her story is one of the most compelling. She was many things throughout the course of her

After working on it for a month, I've finally finished reading this very interesting book about Mr. Bailey (his real family name). It's over 700 densely packed pages about the life of one of the most important

Because it seems all the Left Statists who are wanting to be the next U.S. godfather of politics are jumping on the "reparations" bandwagon, I thought it might be a good time to repost something

The Dangerous Mind of Benjamin Lay (1682-1759), Atlantic #Abolitionist Lay had a theatrical talent that accompanied his antislavery rhetoric. On one occasion he threw off his Quaker garb in meetinghouse

I intend to express my disagreement with John Reasnor and by extension Joel McDurmon who approved of this article about tactics related to exhorting churches to love and good deeds, sometimes called "The

Une bande-annonce du film de guerre sur le thème appelé Hunter Killer, a été publié par Premiere Sommet. Avec l'étoile principale, Gerard Butler, il résume la bande-annonce de ce film qui raconte l'histoire

What next? Freedom! Free association Free market Free from tyranny I'm certain it cannot be worse that the coercion and tyranny of the state.

People would rather be comfortable in the ignorance, or so it seems. It's not just the ones that are shallow. Even those with deep philosophical experience, end up boiling their opinion down to some

Pastor Al: You ought to rejoice at what the Church is doing to spread the gospel rather than grumble about what it's not doing to end abortion. Abolitionist: Why is it “either/or” with you? Why not “both/and”?

Abolish, not regulate, gross violations of human rights and love of neighbor. Abolish human abortion.

Nobody should have regulated attacks against the image of God in human beings in the case of slavery any more than we today should regulate child sacrifice, which is an even worse assault on God's image

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