Reddit reviews Black Slaveowners: Free Black Slave Masters in South Carolina, 1790–1860
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Used Book in Good Condition
It's from a book published by University of South Carolina Press
Lots of relevant material on the topic, pretty interesting book:
[Black Slaveowners: Free Black Slave Masters in South Carolina, 1790-1860] (http://www.amazon.com/Black-Slaveowners-Masters-Carolina-1790-1860/dp/1570030375)
White Slaves
Black Slave Owners
What's also interesting is that the first slave owner in the colonies was black, Anthony Johnson
There's also William Ellison who's famous for offering his 60 or so slaves to fight for the Confederate Army, when even his own sons were denied enlistment for being black.
No, they just had a habit of enslaving their own both in Africa and rarely in the US. Now they have victimization complex despite never in their whole live experiencing what you outline.
What's amusing is that one book that this one guy did about his black ancestors. It turned out one was a slave owner... in the US. It was all over the news a few years back.
http://www.amazon.com/Black-Slaveowners-Masters-Carolina-1790-1860/dp/1570030375
And what about the native Americans who had genocide against them? Or what about the whites who were put into slavery over thousands of years? Hmm? What of them? Or how about the Japanese who were rounded up into concentration camps here? Or the Jews? What about the more recent muslims after 9/11 who were innocent?