Nov 25, 2024
The President called the parliamentary session a black day in the history of Georgia. Protests continue, albeit amid anger and frustration. Protesters vow to fight to the end. The weather is getting worse and worse.
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The President called the parliamentary session a black day in the history of Georgia. Protests continue, albeit amid anger and frustration. Protesters vow to fight to the end. The weather is getting worse and worse.
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Maaannifyoudontget your "HOW COME THERES NO WHITE ENTERTAINMENT TELEVISION CHANNEL OR WHITE HISTORY MONTH?" Uncle Ruckas "ITS OUR OWN FAULT THEY SHOOT US" fuck shit the hell up out of here. This reads like a thinly veiled declaration of war.... until you learn its penned by a retired HBCU PROFESSOR. Jesus Christ.
Yes, an old Clarence Thomas face ass I HATES MY GUMS, CUZ THEY BLACK" nigga wrote this.
The districting scheme uses a state-of-the-art computer analysis system that has cut and diced the state to maximize electoral power for the Republican Party.
San Miguel de Gualdape, founded in 1526 by Spanish explorer Lucas Vázquez de Ayllón,was the first European settlement in what became the continental United States. Established on the coast of Georgia, the colony lasted less than four months before it was overwhelmed by disease, hunger, and a hostile Indian population. Of the 600 persons who set out to establish the settlement, only about 150 returned home alive.
The African slaves brought along by the settlers became the first documented instance of African slavery in North America and occasioned the first slave rebellion.
Included among the 600 settlers accompanying Ayllon was an unknown number of African slaves. Gonzalo Fernández de Oviedo, an important contemporary chronicler of the expedition, says only that "some" African slaves were brought along. Historian Paul Hoffman thinks that they were probably household servants or craftsmen and not field hands. In October, a group of slaves in the settlement set fire to the home of Gines Doncel, the leader of a mutiny against the colony's leadership. No details are known, Oviedo remarks simply that the slaves "had their reason" for this action. In the ensuing confusion, Doncel and his fellow-mutineers were arrested. There is no indication of what happened to the arsonists, and there is no contemporary account saying that African slaves escaped to live with the Indians.This episode is regarded as the first documented instance of African slavery and the first slave rebellion
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