The Disturbing Truth About Breeding Farms During Slavery
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The antebellum period of American history is characterized by disturbing slavery. Its entire economic output was dependent on slave labor and the reduction of persons into property. Yet at the turn of the 19th century, the transatlantic slave trade saw huge opposition, acquiring slaves was no longer an option for colonial powers, so there had to be other ways. Welcome to Bizarre History, today we examine the story of breeding farms in Antebellum America.
Laws and acts passed across the 18th century in America, steadily degraded and destroyed any personhood an enslaved individual had. This process most pointedly took the enslaved from ‘personhood’ to ‘thinghood’ – leaving all ‘rights’ belonging to the owner of the slave and not the person in slavery. As this ideology and culturizing took hold, the sale and purchasing of slaves became accepted with no objection from American society or its people.
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Chapters
0:00 Intro To Chapters
0:38 An Inhumane Internal Market
2:06 The Winds Of Change
3:36 Breeding
5:26 Children At All Costs
6:46 The Grim Science
8:30 Capital Evil
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