and then we've got salmon jerk, caribbean pea rice. oh, wow! so it's caribbean food?? 0k! interesting, interesting. it was just over halfway through the academic year that the national lockdown was announced as a result of the coronavirus. the university closed, students sent home, lectures were moved online. it marks the end of their student experience as they knew it. we will beat the coronavirus, and we will beat it together. and therefore i urge you, at this moment of national emergency, to stay at home, protect our nhs, and save lives. this whole coronavirus thing has just been getting on my nerves. i feel like it's stressing everyone out. there's nothing to look forward to because summer is basically locked off now. like, this whole situation is just putting the whole country into panic. i wish that this virus would just disappear next week, but it seems to be getting worse and worse. i've done lots of work, but i have nothing to show for the year. like, i have to take exams at home. it'sjust, like, it's not going to be an accurate representation of what i'm cap

certainly was born here in guadalupe in the caribbean. he says his native home isn't taken seriously by some french people and gets written off as a tourist destination with inhabitants who are mainly hotel staff. there's little public awareness of the teaches archaeologists and doctors from these regions. are lazy hard workers fear intellectually these are the traces of slavery and the black man was an item of merchandise a piece of furniture not capable of thinking. that is what they said we were. sitting on the. france continues to be proud of its capital paris and of its long history full of wealth and power many french kings are buried in the basilica of sound any not far from paris. just by the pacifica stands this monument it's a sort of family tree commemorating the many people enslaved during france's colonial past many were known only by number they didn't receive names until after the abolishment of slavery. i'm looking for my ancestor care besley. there she is. she only got her name in 848 men law school in the big we did a lo

sit down with caribbean intellectuals. and. that's what i like to tell the government. reports because this. city will continue his fight against discrimination with his photography which is becoming increasingly popular on social media and in galleries theater decker and his wife ellen made their dream come true when they bought a house in the north east of the netherlands it's a beautiful home surrounded by green but snow climate change is turning their dream into a nightmare for centuries the dutch have been dealing with fear of rising sea levels and flooding yet recently they are also facing water scarcity because of drought a problem that homeowners feel in particular. when this 19th century farmhouse went on sale in northern holland the daycare's seized the opportunity. here had had enough of the city. they wanted their children to benefit from countryside life with its clean air and home grown projects. daycares bought the property in 2005. this is our dream house so we have a large vegetable garden an orchard and lots of space. could you ask for the life here is

>> well, i think we have seen a great reverse in the caribbean situation. and it came about through the prime minister's election. it was the turnover or turnaround of a nation that had gone what is certainly in the direction of the communist movement. kind of a -- was a protÉgÉ of castro. and his election was great -- greeted by me with great enthusiasm because it represented the people, by their vote, having experienced that kind of government, turned another direction. and i think this opens the door for us to have a policy in the mediterranean, of bringing them back in, those countries that might have started in that direction, or keeping them in the western world and the free world. and so, we are looking forward to cooperation with the prime minister. >> mr. president, i think you meant caribbean, in that last answer. >> what'd i say? >> mediterranean. >> oh, i meant caribbean, i'm sorry. >> what do you intend to do, mr. president, about the draft-registration law that was passed during president carter's administration? and your opposition to it and

president, i think you met caribbean in that last answer. >> what'd i say? >> mediterranean. >> oh, i meant caribbean. i'm sorry. >> what do you intend to do, mr. president, about the draft registration law that was passed during president carter's administration? and in view of your opposition to it in the campaign, how is that consistent with your avowed intention to strengthen our national defenses? >> well, to answer the last part first, i just didn't feel that the advance registration on all the evidence we could get would materially speed up the process if an emergency required the draft. it did create a bureaucracy. it caused certainly some unrest and dissatisfaction, and we were told that it would only be a matter of several days if we had to call up in a draft that we could do that several days earlier with the registration than we would be able to if there was no registration at all. we -- this is one that's something to be looked at further down. i've only been here nine days, and most of these nine days have been spent in cabinet meetings on the

of sale to specify a ten year period but instead of saying and those disposable accounts of the caribbean not like in english servant not like in english servant had committed a horrible crime and it would have been unfathomable for the winslow's to sell to a caribbean planter so as english settlements expanded more frequently live in relative proximity in colonial government but to bring native communities under their jurisdiction to have that inexpensive source of labor as traditional means of assistance disappeared more native men american and children work in households. often times those were not voluntary to pass a law that indians especially young men in debt to any english i'll be made to work it out at reasonable rates. even harsher punishments were a possibility and in 1674 the magistrate sentence demand one - - a man to be sold were sent to barbados he stole a horse and alluded capture eventually bound and sold the native slavery in plymouth colony and was the great turning point that the seizure and sale of captives with those native inhabitants raising funds for colonial gove

shalala: let's talk a little about latin america and the caribbean. do you think it makes sense to focus on latin america and the caribbean as a region in developing policy given the fact that summary of the countries differ in their stage of development and so many of them, their issues are global issues? sec. rice: there is one sense in which i think we want to think about latin america and the caribbean as a region. i would say even the western hemisphere, which is that there is a natural affinity for trade policy. we do share some problems of the kind of transnational borders of trying to deal with trafficking in persons, trafficking in arms, trafficking in drugs, so there are reasons to work as a region. i also think since the organization of american states has a democratic charter, we should have a view of our hemisphere, first and foremost as being democratic. but you make a good point. once you get the on big categories, you are talking about countries that are very different in how they interact in the globe. brazil thinks of themselves as a

certainly was born here in guadalupe in the caribbean. he says his native home isn't taken seriously by some french people and gets written off as a tourist destination with inhabitants who are mainly hotel staff. there's little public awareness of the teaches archaeologists and doctors from these regions. are lazy hard workers a little fear intellectually these are the traces of slavery and the black man was an item of merchandise a piece of furniture not capable of thinking. that is what they said we were. sitting on the. france continues to be proud of its capital paris and of its long history full of wealth and power many french kings are buried in the basilica of sound any not far from paris. just by the basilica stands this monument it's a sort of family tree commemorating the many people enslaved during france's colonial past many were known only by number they didn't receive names until after the abolishment of slavery adventure fair i'm looking for my ancestor care besley. there she is. she only got her name and 848 men all schoo

set of like he was born here in guadalupe in the caribbean. he says his native home isn't taken seriously by some french people and gets written off as a tourist destination with inhabitants who are mainly hotel staff. there's little public awareness of the teaches archaeologists and doctors from these regions. are lazy hard workers a little fewer intellectually these are the traces of slavery and the black man was an item of merchandise a piece of furniture not capable of thinking. that is what they said we were. sitting on the. france continues to be proud of its capital paris and of its long history full of wealth and power many french kings are buried in the basilica of sound any not far from paris. just by the basilica stands this monument it's a sort of family tree commemorating the many people enslaved during france's colonial past many were known only by number they didn't receive names until after the abolishment of slavery. i'm looking for my ancestor care besley. there she is. she only got her name in 8483 men big we did a lot of wo

time for you as the new president to have a foreign policy initiative for the latin america and caribbeano you intend to follow the suggestion? if, so how would your policies differ from those of former president, carter. >> i think we have seen a great rivers in the caribbean situation. it came about through the prime minister's election. it was the turnaround of a nation that had gone certainly in the direction of the communist movement. it was kind of a protegee have castro. his election was great -- it was greeted by me with great enthusiasm because the people in the vote experiencing that kind of government turned a different direction. i think this opens the door for us to have a policy in the mediterranean of bringing them back in those countries that started in that direction, or keeping them in the western world or the free world. so we are looking forward to cooperation with premised or she aga. >> prime minister, i think you make caribbean in that last answer. you said mediterranean. >> oh, i'm sorry. >> what do you intend to do about the draft administration? -- to answer the

relations in the caribbean, sports development in popular culture.d the implementation of the repertory justice program. in 2007, he received a knighthood. the highest national honor in barbados. the fight for justice is global. history of racism affects us all over the world. as we continue to push for justice and champion legislation here in the united states, we are grateful for the groundbreaking work of visionaries like him. rev. sharpton: dr. martin luther king jr's holiday ought to be commemorated and celebrated along the lines of what he gave his life. he did not just fight in the united states. he fought for human rights all over the world. he was there at the celebration of --becoming the president of ghana. he traveled throughout africa. he raised these issues all over the world. in his last book, where do we go from here, he addressed the issue. every year we have the mlk holiday breakfast in washington, we look for someone who has personified in their own work, their own life, the global fight for human rights and human dignity, particul

so into central america just about anywhere here well the caribbean coast in particular could see some sharp showers some wetter weather that just coming into panama and also into costa rica further east it's looking good for the east and warm sunshine coming through push down with a top temperature of 26. the 2nd episode of the series exposed the rise of the major drug cartels and their reign of terror in the sentence mexican government little told the traffickers we have to produce the body as they know it is good. american public enemy number one is drug abuse and the launch of the international war on drugs drug trafficking politics and our. drug lords on al-jazeera. they're watching al-jazeera mind of our top stories this hour the number of coronavirus deaths hers the past 400001 the eve of president elect joe biden's in the ration he's attended the memorial and says he's number one priority is containing the pandemic. outgoing u.s. president donald trump has delivered his farewell speech celebrating achievements at home on a board he took credit for vaccine development and once a

it's dawn on the caribbean coast. but do not be fooled, this is no paradise.ch of the day, but they're disappointed. they will be lucky if they get $3 each from this haul. they'd head back out to sea if they could, but they cannot get hold of the fuel. they spend the day here hoping. who was to blame? what he does know is that the president probably doesn't suffer the way he does. as night falls, one last trip, one last chance for a decent catch. but today is not their day. and they've used a precious tank of petrol for nothing. with no guarantees that tomorrow will be any better. and what will tomorrow bring for venezuela? nobody knows. years of political wrangling and polarisation and attempts at changing the course of the country have led to nothing. a new us administration could mean a new approach, but nobody�*s hopeful of a radical shake—up anytime soon. the only thing that seems guaranteed is more of the same, economic hardship and political stalemate. there has been a fair bit of snow. it has been pushing into wales, the midlands, east anglia. as we he

he serves as the ace advice chancellor of the university of-- and chairman of the caribbean communityry justice, human equality and empowerment for the global african diaspora. with his advice the caribbean nation came together and formed the carry calm revelation commission for the caribbean policy on the territory justice conversation and globally promote reparations for genocide, enslavement and reparation. and he was published over 100 peer-reviewed essayed and journals and over 13 books on subjects ranging from atlantic and history, gender relations in the caribbean, sports development and popular culture. under his guidance, the reparation research has established and led the implementation of the territory justice program. in 2007 he received a knighthood. as commander knight of st. andrews, the highest national honor in barbados. we know that our fight for justice is a global one and the history of slavery and racism affects us all over the world. as we continue to push for justice and champion legislation like hr40 here in the united states, we are grateful for the groundbrea

it's dawn on the caribbean coast. but do not be fooled, this is no paradise. of the day, but they're disappointed. they will be lucky if they get $3 each from this haul. they'd head back out to sea if they could, but they cannot get hold of the fuel. they spend the day here hoping. who was to blame? what gray does know is that the president probably doesn't suffer the way he does. as night falls, one last trip, one last chance for a decent catch. but today is not their day. and they've used a precious tank of petrol for nothing. with no guarantees that tomorrow will be any better. and what will tomorrow bring for venezuela? nobody knows. years of political wrangling and polarisation and attempts at changing the course of the country have led to nothing. a new us administration could mean a new approach, but nobody�*s hopeful of a radical shake—up anytime soon. the only thing that seems guaranteed is more of the same, economic hardship and political stalemate. hello. there have been a few wintry showers around today. some of us have seen a bit more snow, but ma

so into central america just about anywhere here well the caribbean coast in particular could see some sharp showers some wetter whether they're just coming into panama and also into costa rica further east it's looking good for the east and warm sunshine coming through town with a top temperature of 26. make a change. change your life for the part of the country challenge the accepted truth you want to create something you push to break it continually mold to turn the status quo and fight injustice all months to. witness personal documentaries not potent deception on al-jazeera. oh. welcome back a quick amount of our top stories here on al-jazeera the number of people have died from covert 19 in the united states as a past 400000 the staggering toll was confirmed on the eve of president elect joe biden's inauguration he's led nationwide memorials in his farewell speech outgoing us president donald trump took credit for vaccination development and once again blamed china for the pandemic. and security has been heightened to unprecedented levels in the u.s. capital ahead of the no grati

he specified a ten year period servants but it's fair to say in their disposal to the caribbean, treated him like a slave, not like an english server a list where the english servants committed a horrid crime, it would have been unfathomable for the wind blows have to sell his labor, yet they sold hope. as english settlements expanded, indians and english more frequently lives in relative proximity. colonial government ought to be under their jurisdiction, sellers became more eager to exploit them. as traditional means of the system disappeared, more native men, women and children worked in english households. often times, those arrangements were not voluntary. plymouth general house a law that indians, especially young men were in debt to english, selling to work out reasonable rates. even harsher punishments were a possibility. in 1674, plymouth mounted shades a native man were sent to barbados. he was jailed, he escaped, so the horse and eluded capture for a while but eventually was found in soul. the development of native slavery and plymouth colony, came philip's work was the great

some of them go into the gulf of mexico or the caribbean, others go up the east coast.here are also hurricanes that originate in the gulf coast area or a low off of the northern edge of south america and then there are some hurricanes that originate in the middle of the atlantic ocean, but most of them are cape verdian hurricanes, most of our major hurricanes tend to be these cape verde-type hurricanes. one thing i want to mention that is really important, my book is the history of the hurricanes over 500 years. i am not a meteorologist. there is a lot of science in the book, but it's described in a fairly simple way. and one of the things that this book did for me, i always had respect for meteorologists and weather forecasters, i knew their job was difficult. after reading what meteorologists have to do and the complexity of their jobs and these computer prediction models and just what goes into just making a hurricane forecast and understanding the dynamics of hurricanes, i have even more respect for meteorologists. but don't read this book if you want a detailed sci

specified a ten year period of service but it's fair to say that in their disposal of him to the caribbean the wisp low -- winslows treat hope like a slave, not like an english servant. unless one of their english servants had complete a horrid crime, it would have been unfathomable for the winslows to sell him labor to a carribean planter, yet they sold hope. as english settlements expanded, indians and english more frequently lived in relative proximity, and colonial governments sought to bring native communities under their jurisdiction. voters became more eager to exploit an inexpensive source of labor. as traditional means of subsistence disappeared, more native men, women and children, worked in english households. often times those arrangements were not voluntary. plymouth general court passed a law that indians, especially young men as run in debt to any english, shall be made to work it out at reasonable rates. even harsher punishments were a possibility. in 1674, plymouth's magistrate's sentenced a native man to be sold or sent to barbados. hoken had been jailed for theft. escape

so into central america just bad anyway well the caribbean coast in particular could see some sharpshowers some wetter weather that just coming into panama and also into costa rica further east it's looking good for the east and warm sunshine coming through but down with a top temperature of 26. when all that seems to matter is the headline there's always 2 sides to a story when narratives and counter narratives obscure reality the leader on the one hand the enemy is all believe there on the other hand the listening post strips away the spin what kind of reporting if you can see on the ground misinformation is right place better the bias a lot of people believe things because they want to believe that a done coverage the uncomfortable truths do you think they did enough to scrutinize the case for war the listing posts on al-jazeera. to deal we must remember. joe biden pays tribute to the victims of the pandemic the us records more than 400000 deaths a day before you seems office. i'm on the inside this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up i stand before you truly proud of wha

is this part of draco's a good part of the caribbean some. lovely tropical sunshine for the most probably maybe seeing one of 2 showers once again just driven in those easterly ways over towards the eastern side of honduras in the similar pictures we go on through thursday night is somewhat to well it just lucky across the gulf of mexico across the yucatan peninsula can coonan cuba seeing some of that wet weather see go on through the next couple of days but elsewhere as fine dry and sunny. qatar airways gay com and make sure you're not hyping the situation be part of the debate my main characters are women when no topic is off the table there was in the last allow child marriage to happen legally these are basically archaic walls dads often legitimize them legal wise pedophile on adult on line jumping to the comments section and leaching to be part of the discussion this stream on out is the era. afghanistan is on the cusp of a new chapter in its history. after the us of the taliban signed an agreement to pave the way for the withdrawal of i

citizen, and not the caribbean items, but not the u.k. or europe, and does that also play out to people's exposure, and the business-travel-type hotels that have more exposure to the european destinations that you are not required to return from even if you are tested and are they suffering more accordingly? >> yes, that is a great point. if you are planning a trip overseas, you have to check the restrictions in place. currently, the countries from the u.k., and major parts across brazil, there are travel restrictions in play, and the protocols were put in place by the biden administration, and that is something that you have to take into account. but if any traveler is returning to the united states, this new ruling does apply to them. you have to present a negative covid test prior to departure, and take that test 72 hours before the flight. >> seema, thank you for that. >>> still to come, prestige ameritech is one of the only u.s. manufacturers of protective equipment, and we will talk about what the made in america executive order mea

the events that led to the establishment of european colonies in north and south america and the caribbean, without, which the united states would not exist and it's present iteration. one of the things that's a common response to critiques of the actions of people like columbus whose actions we now condemn is horrible in many ways, is that he was a man of his time. we've discussed this as well and the fact that there were always people who stood against atrocities like columbus participated in, notably indigenous people themselves at the time. they did not approve of what he was doing, but also other europeans. we discussed this before, with a former enslaver who participated in the 1513 invasion of cuba. they came to have a change of heart as a priest stand as someone who believed the treatment of indigenous people was wrong. then it's an interesting point of contention. some historians have made the 1619 project, which tells the first arrival of enslaved africans in florida and in texas a century before. and yet, despite the fact that critics besieged his fellow spaniards to treat indig

. >> the demand for caribbean and mexico travel is still strong, but we see this rule just with so many a lot of people go to mexico, want to stay in an airbnb, they don't have the testing of the hotel. people are stressed out. we foresee people cancelling the mexico, caribbean trips and going domestic, arizona, florida, and also puerto rico, u.s. virgin islands, our territories do not have the same testing requirement, at least not yet. >> virgin islands is a beautiful place. i used to live there it's a u.s. territory. >> you need a test to get into them even hawaii has stricter rules than the rest of the state so you know, do your research these days. >> so brian, i have heard of trip insurance, which i've never taken out myself, but now there's covid-19 insurance can you explain that and what could that mean to airline stocks and cruise line stocks? >> yeah, so most insurance policies won't cover covid, especially travel insurance, but in order to go to the bahamas, you need to get a travel visa. to get insurance coverage up to $50,000. if you test positive, you're on the hook for me

in the case of him reacting to policies put in place by columbus in the his conquest of the caribbeano i also hope that this is giving you more food for thought in terms of putting book in its broader contextndb he's talking about haiti, but i think the moral of his stories can be applied to our discussion of the colonial american past. so any final words before i end this q & a? >> yeah. i was just kind of wondering maybe how you think they should be handled? because i'm sure there's some people who would support removal while others would prefer acknowledgment of, you know, the inaccuracy and the incorrect celebrations. i mean, i think that's really important to acknowledge it. tourism is a really important form of education. >> right, right, and actually, john vanderlynn, for example, a great painter. his paintings are renowned for their skill and artistry and beauty. so yeah, i mean, to your point, a lot of the -- with the confederate monument controversy, for example, a lot of those statues are artistic trash essentially, right? they're hollow. they're made out of -- they're sort

of events that led to the establishment of european colonies in north and south america and the caribbean , without which the united states america would not be in its present generation. one of the things that is a common response to critiques of the actions of people like columbus whose actions we now condemn as deplorable in many ways is that he was a man of his time. oo and theed this t fact that there were always people who stood against atrocities such as those that columbus ordered, participated in, noticeably indigenous people at the time. they did not approve of this and also other europeans at the time. a former enslaver himself who also participated in the 1513 invasion of cuba but came to have a change of heart in part as a priest and leave the -- and someone who believes the treatment of indigenous people was wrong. into people who journeyed what is now florida and texas in the 15 20's and 15 30's. alongside them was an enslaved african, which is an interesting point of contention some historians have made with the 1619 project, which is the first arrival of enslaved africans

cuba still on the yucatan peninsula going a little further south as into that western side of the caribbean a chance of showers for jamaica. sponsored by a qatar airways the brazilian journalist investigating a politically stagnant land grab all the farmers helped get also not elected and he's repay them that's empowering everyday people to profit from the destruction of the rain forest people are almost willing to give their life away to guarantee the occupation of the land is journalism the last hope in the fight to see the amazon the says not only a land conflict but a conflict a narrative brazil the age of boston are all whose truth is it anyway an al-jazeera . book about what you all deserve me still rob a reminder of our top stories donald trump has become the 1st us president to be impeached for a 2nd time the house of representatives formally charged him with inciting violence over the storming of the capitol building last week the left 5 people dead 10 republicans joined democrats to back the move and top made no mention of his impeachment in a video message on twitter released soo

>> coming up, the search for mike from the caribbean -- >> that's where he was with dave simmons?is own backyard. >> the neighbor said she remembered michael and ellen digging out behind the garage, digging a hole. >> when "dateline" continues. finish quantum with activeblu technology, cleans without pre-rinsing. switch to finish and skip the rinse to save water. >>> out here in the new mexico desert, the land is dry and vast. there are roads that lead nowhere, and mysteries that go unsolved. cold case detective mark wilson had been trying to unravel one of those mysteries, the disappearance of albuquerque native mike snyder. >> he could have had a successful job anywhere in the country. >> one that would have shown up on your search. >> right. yes. >> but there was no trace of him. not anywhere. it was as if the master mechanic had simply vanished. >> there wasn't any indication of anything that would match up to him. >> but mike snyder had filed income tax returns in 2004 and 2005, years after he disappeared. it was quite simply very, very odd. with the investigation seeming to

indian people done at his command in the name of the pursuit of profit, specifically gold in the caribbean. and yet he's celebrated and we've discussed this too as the sort of kick start of the chain of events that led to the establishment of european colonies in north and south america and the caribbean, without which, of course, the united states of america would not be here in its present iteration. one of the things that's a common response to critiques to the actions of people like columbus whose actions we condemn as deplorable in many ways is that he was a man of his time. we discussed this too. there were always people who stood against atrocities such as those ordered, participated in. notably indigenous people at the time. they did not approve of what he was doing but also other europeans at the time. we discussed the dominican friar, former enslaver himself who also participated in the 1513 invasion of cuba. but who came to have a change of heart in part as a priest and in part as someone who believed that the treatment of indigenous people was wrong. and then who journeyed in f

spotlight so far he finds government officials are falling short of doing that as i think sit down with caribbean intellectuals. and listen to them. that's what i'd like to tell the government. said he will continue his fight against discrimination with his photography which is becoming increasingly popular on social media and in galleries theater of decker and his wife ellen made their dream come true when they bought a house in the north east of the netherlands it's a beautiful home surrounded by green but snow climate change is turning their dream into a nightmare for centuries the dutch have been dealing with fear of rising sea levels and flooding yet recently they are also facing water scarcity because of drought a problem that homeowners feel in particular. when this 19th century farmhouse went on sale in northern holland the daycare's seized the opportunity. here had had enough of the city. they wanted their children to benefit from countryside life with its clean air and home grown projects. the daycare spot the property in 2005. this is our dream house so we have a large vegetable garden

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font of life for many in the caribbean sea this line of cloud here that's making its way across cubalady across the great right to decide jamaica could see some western weather as we go through monday and on into choose to and you see how that wet weather stretches way into the western side of the region so much as central america will see the heavy downpours we've seen heavy rain recently in honduras the heavy showers all set to continue. sponsored by a qatar airways. divorce rates in taiwan are soaring and as a marriage consultant helen knows this unli too well. but as the 60th wedding anniversary approaches her own parents are locking horns rather than arms and legs out so you. cannot daughterly love and professional expertise make them see eye to eye. my find that my mother part of the viewfinder asian series on al-jazeera. and the answer. to work with. have a look at the look. he shot and worse and. was most of. all the. there. it is. this is al jazeera. hello again i'm peter dhabi you're watching the news our live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes the images from you h

it turned out, many of the quakers in philadelphia had immigrated not from england but from the caribbeanslands of barbados. there's barbados. pennsylvania may have been the first official quaker colony, but it was not the first quaker community in the americas. there was a large quaker presence on barbados where thousands of friends lived. in the 1670s it was called the nursery of truth because -- by quakers because it was so filled with quakers. so when pennsylvania was founded in 1682, william penn and others used their quaker connections in barbados to purchase enslaved africans. as pennsylvania's social and economic structure developed, ties with the west indys and other trade outlets flourished. in 1690, for example, less than ten years after pennsylvania is founded and two years after the germantown protest, william penn announced proudly that ten slave ships had arrived from the west indies in one year. the trade with barbados was a source of pride and a symbol of prosperity for many english quakers who considered slavery to be necessary for economic development. i realized that i

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