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d.w. . the us marks 400 years since the 1st slave ships arrived from africa story. chapter of history from a new political and economic standpoint. and a taste. trying to get a new generation excited about the job. is anything but exciting. that's your business it was 4 centuries ago that the 1st african slaves arrived in what is now the united states of america a trade marked the beginning of years of systematic discrimination and abuse of black people today as the debate about possible reparations for the descendants of the enslaved continues to rage traces of the troubling history can be found everywhere including north carolina. the farm has been in the family since $754.00 like many modern day white farmers fred has to contend with an uncomfortable truth that his ancestors built their livelihoods on slave labor. the 1st african slaves were brought to the english colony a free ginia 400 years ago in the years that followed hundreds of thousands more arrived. maybe the very light 700 for early 18 hundreds were 1st knowledge that we have. here and one of their. family that was brought down fro

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