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WHEN WHITES REPEATEDLY POST BLACK CRIME STATS

On every social media site in every comment section under every fight video (particularly when race is involved), & CCTV robbery. You will see someone who has posted the statistic that 'blacks commit 60% of all violent crime despite being only 13% of the population."

Or you'll see this post... Black men, are just 6% of the US Population, but commit HALF of all murders (FBI homicide data)

If not that exact post, then something very similar.

Usually posted by a white male with conservative views.

The question of loyalty among different Black communities, such as Caribbean, African immigrants, and descendants of American slaves, involves a complex web of historical, cultural, and social factors. source

There are nuanced differences in their experiences due to the specific conditions of slavery in different regions, leading to distinct cultural identities and sometimes perceived disconnection between groups; it's important to recognize the diversity within the Black community and not generalize loyalty based solely on geographical origin of their ancestors. source

Key points to consider:

• Different slave trade experiences: While all Black people in the Americas are descendants of enslaved Africans, the specific regions in Africa they were taken from, the conditions on slave ships, and the plantation systems in the Caribbean versus the US created distinct cultural variations within the Black community. 
  

• Cultural variations: Caribbean cultures often have a stronger blend of African traditions mixed with European and indigenous influences, while African American…

American slaves were bred through forced sexual relations between male and female slaves. This breeding was intended to result in pregnancies to reproduce slave children as essential stock for trade.

This often involved coerced sexual relations and forced pregnancies. The goal was to increase the number of enslaved people without the cost of purchasing them, especially after the importation of enslaved Africans was banned.

A 1662 law in Virginia, known as partus sequitur ventrem.

Partus sequitur ventrem was a legal doctrine in colonial Virginia and other English crown colonies in the Americas. It defined the legal status of children born there, mandating that children of enslaved mothers would inherit their mother's status as enslaved individuals.

Offering incentives: In some cases, enslaved individuals were given small rewards (e.g., food, privileges, or slight reductions in labor) for having children.

Manipulating living conditions: Slaveholders sometimes deliberately placed more men and women together in…

Documentation on slavery in America includes legal and personal documents related to slavery in the United States. These documents include items such as probate records, vital records, tax records, and other types of documents found in court order books and county deed books. Additionally, there is a collection of life histories compiled by writers during the New Deal era. source, source, source

Documentation on slavery in America These documents include sales, escapes, and emancipations of enslaved people from colonial times through the Civil War. source

Other relevant documentation includes probate records, vital records, tax records, and other types of documents found in court order books and county deed books. The Library of Congress also contains digital collections with primary source materials related to slavery, including photographs, documents, and sound recordings. source #reparations

See also: How to prove you're a descendent of American slaves