It's Time to Face
the Whole Truth
about
Slavery In America
"Failure
to educate all Americans
about the whole story
of Slavery
has divided our nation
and undermined our
civic unity
and belief in the
historical legitimacy
of our
democratic institutions."*
*To paraphrase Sheldon M. Stern,
an Educator who designed the first
Civil Rights Exhibit at the
John F. Kennedy
Library and Museum in 1977.
(See Link to Article Below)
Did you know
that the First Official
Slave Owner
in America was Black*?
In 1651, Anthony Johnson owned
250 acres, and the services of four white
and one black indentured servants.
Did you know
that Africans that came
to America would have likely been killed had they
remained in Africa?
Over 20 million Africans were captured by other
Africans to sell into slavery. Of that number,
over 10 million died on their way to be sold
on the African shore. Those not sold
were kill by their African captors.
​Did you know
Africans became rich
selling other Africans

into slavery
and controlled the
African slave trade?
..."Slavery was not completely 
foreign
to Africa because the 
institution already existed
prior to 
the arrival of Europeans. 
Ultimately, it
does not seem 
possible that the Transatlantic 

Slave Trade would have existed 
on such
a large scale without 
the complicity of the
powerful 
African Nations that dominated 

the African interior and benefited 

from the Trade.
(See Article for Reference) 

Did You Know Many
'White’ People Had Been
Struggling To End Slavery
Since Colonial Times?
There was never a time
in the history of America
when slavery was acceptable
to most ‘White’ Americans.
The effort to abolish slavery
began in 1619 when slavery
was initiated in the American
Colonies at Jamestown, Virginia
Did you know that a large percentage of Blacks*
Owned Slaves?
"...the percentage of free black slave owners
as the total number of free black heads of
families was quite high in several states,
namely 43 percent in South Carolina, 40
percent in Louisiana, 26 percent in
Mississippi, 25 percent in Alabama
and 20 percent in Georgia.
(CLICK LINK BELOW TO VIEW ARTICLE}​
Did you know

that White* People also
suffered from Slavery?
“Who wants to be reminded that half — perhaps as many as two-thirds —
of the original American colonists
came here, not of their own free will,
but kidnapped, shanghaied,
impressed, duped, beguiled,
and yes, in chains? …we tend to
gloss over it… we’d prefer to forget
the whole sorry chapter.”
Quote from an article by Elaine Kendall
published by the Los Angeles Times
on September 1, 1985
Do You Know Why
Young Americans
Need To Know
These Facts About Slaverly?
Did You Know

That Race
Is Not Real!
It Was Simply Made Up
To Divide Humans
And Justify Slavery
It Can Be Dangerous To Look Backwards
When Moving Forward
It Is Important
We All Know The Truth
So We Can Put It
Behind Us
And Look Forward
To Our Future Together
As A Nation.
“Then you will know the Truth
and the Truth Will Set You Free”
John 8:32
America Needs
All American Citizens United
To Meet The Challenges
We Face Together
In The World Today.
That Means Taking Off The
Baggage Of Our Division
and Enjoying Together
The Freedom of Mutual
Appreciation and Admiration
For Our Nation.
There Are A Vast
Number Of Americans,
Of All Supposed
Skin Colors and Races,
Who Are Anxious
And Ready
To Unload This Burden.
​
It Can Start With You Now
As A ‘Born Again’
Full Fledged American Citizen
Determined
To Make A Difference.
As America
Returns To The Moon,
A New Era Of Unity
Is Dawning For America
Astronaut Victor Glover
Speaks Of His Vision
For America Now
“Pushing For A New Direction
In The History Of Humanity",
“Not Black or White History,
But Human History”
As We Seek
“Unity and Shared Purpose”
“To Overcome So Much Division”
In Our Nation.
The purpose of this website is to point outmisinformation and misconceptions used to divide us as Citizens and encourage all citizens tofocus on the postitive aspecs of our history and all that we have gained together over the yearsrather than be manipulated by false informationpromoted by thoes that would divide us.
(Regarding The Terms
Black*, "Brown*, *White People...etc.}
* While I do not subscribe to this
term, unfortunately it is necessary,
at this time, in order to
communicate in todays
race based vernacular.