Today?
When we come to think on the subject of slavery, it is always in the past but it is the same today, if not worse than the past! We may use many terms and words such as exploitation, forced labour, prostitution, but they all are slavery, because when something is done against the will of another it is control and submission in fear!
There are many other aspects of this in cheap labour, in non-contract work or casual labour? These are all border line slavery, which are more and more prevalent today in the so called Gig economy?
Many African-Americans are concerned about the language that the new U.S. president Mr. Trump is using in relation to them and several other communities in the United States and they should be, because history is repeating itself!
Adolf Hitler sounded plausible in 1928, but he showed his real colours in 1931 and black people were not on his agenda for the 1936 Olympics in Berlin!
Deuteronomy 24;17, Isaiah 56:11, Micah 3:11, 2 Corinthians 12:17, 2 Peter 2:3, Revelation 18:11-13.
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Monday, 12 February 2018
Monday, 6 January 2014
'I Have a Dream.' Part-One.
Dr. Martin Luther-King.
'I have a dream are perhaps the most profound words to be spoken in the 20th Century, spoken by a black man the descendant of slaves. Slaves who where brought to America in the 17th-18th Century by European white plantation owners from the Caribbean islands,
Slavery has always and continues today to be big business. When anyone is forced to do work and imprisoned against their will we are dealing with slavery.
Black Americans and Black British West-Indians know their roots, from the cotton fields of the Southern States and the sugar cane of the Caribbean.
Not all Europeans in these regions kept slaves, in fact many German and Dutch Christians bought slaves and set them free, within their confined communities. Christianity replaced a mixture of pagan beliefs and has proved to both the establishment and white society their hypocritical and double standards that continue to this day.
Acts 2:17, Isaiah 40:5.
'I have a dream are perhaps the most profound words to be spoken in the 20th Century, spoken by a black man the descendant of slaves. Slaves who where brought to America in the 17th-18th Century by European white plantation owners from the Caribbean islands,
Slavery has always and continues today to be big business. When anyone is forced to do work and imprisoned against their will we are dealing with slavery.
Black Americans and Black British West-Indians know their roots, from the cotton fields of the Southern States and the sugar cane of the Caribbean.
Not all Europeans in these regions kept slaves, in fact many German and Dutch Christians bought slaves and set them free, within their confined communities. Christianity replaced a mixture of pagan beliefs and has proved to both the establishment and white society their hypocritical and double standards that continue to this day.
Acts 2:17, Isaiah 40:5.
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