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6 minutes ago, ctown81 said:

Wow so you're saying a slave gave consent? Plus she was indeed 14. Was MLK a cheater yes but was he a rapist or liked young girls....no 

Right is right and wrong is wrong yet y'all tried to defend this man.

Typical libnut.....judging something 250 years ago based on OUR enlightened ways.......

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3 minutes ago, RETIREDFAN1 said:

Wrong libnut.....things were different then......

Hmmm but people knew slavery was wrong back then. 

Whether you believe they're back out that way it's irrelevant. The fact is a lot of you been taught a white washed version of history. Especially in the south. Think about who were writing the text books. 

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4 minutes ago, ctown81 said:

Hmmm but people knew slavery was wrong back then. 

Whether you believe they're back out that way it's irrelevant. The fact is a lot of you been taught a white washed version of history. Especially in the south. Think about who were writing the text books. 

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1 hour ago, ctown81 said:

Wow so you're saying a slave gave consent? Plus she was indeed 14. Was MLK a cheater yes but was he a rapist or liked young girls....no 

Right is right and wrong is wrong yet y'all tried to defend this man.

Read the link. She was a free woman in France. She choose to come to America - 

In 1787 Sally Hemings arrived Paris at age of 14. She  spent two years there. It was there she met Jefferson. who was serving a Minister of France. When she came to America she was 16. Jefferson was 44. Taboo for this day and age but woman and men were considered grown at 16 during this time. This is the same article the Washington Post sited. Montecello.org They just excluded this part for a better read.  

 

Jefferson was not a rapist. 

While in Paris, where she was free, she negotiated with Jefferson to return to enslavement at Monticello in exchange for “extraordinary privileges” for herself and freedom for her unborn children.  Decades later, Jefferson freed all of Sally Hemings’s children 

 

 

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2 minutes ago, osup116 said:

Read the link. She was a free woman in France. She choose to come to America - 

In 1787 Sally Hemings arrived Paris at age of 14. She  spent two years there. It was there she met Jefferson. who was serving a Minister of France. When she came to America she was 16. Jefferson was 44. Taboo for this day and age but woman and men were considered grown at 16 during this time. This is the same article the Washington Post sited. Montecello.org They just excluded this part for a better read.  

 

Jefferson was not a rapist. 

While in Paris, where she was free, she negotiated with Jefferson to return to enslavement at Monticello in exchange for “extraordinary privileges” for herself and freedom for her unborn children.  Decades later, Jefferson freed all of Sally Hemings’s children 

 

 

Libnuts HATE facts......

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4 hours ago, osup116 said:

Read the link. She was a free woman in France. She choose to come to America - 

In 1787 Sally Hemings arrived Paris at age of 14. She  spent two years there. It was there she met Jefferson. who was serving a Minister of France. When she came to America she was 16. Jefferson was 44. Taboo for this day and age but woman and men were considered grown at 16 during this time. This is the same article the Washington Post sited. Montecello.org They just excluded this part for a better read.  

 

Jefferson was not a rapist. 

While in Paris, where she was free, she negotiated with Jefferson to return to enslavement at Monticello in exchange for “extraordinary privileges” for herself and freedom for her unborn children.  Decades later, Jefferson freed all of Sally Hemings’s children 

 

 

She wanted to see her family again and waves their freedom. She was his 14 yr old slave when the relationship began. 

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4 hours ago, osup116 said:

He would really be mad if we talked about poor John Casor 

Know all about that and it's despicable. No different from the black field hands trying to fit in with whites. Unlike you all, I call it as I see it. No different from the blacks today carrying the rebel battle flag 

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1 minute ago, RETIREDFAN1 said:

Different time.......

She could have stayed in Paris free but never would have seen her family again. No matter what time period, that's a c rappy situation. Like I said before, people during that time knew it was wrong. 

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4 minutes ago, ctown81 said:

She could have stayed in Paris free but never would have seen her family again. No matter what time period, that's a c rappy situation. Like I said before, people during that time knew it was wrong. 

Different time.....

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32 minutes ago, RETIREDFAN1 said:

Different time.....

Yep, can’t judge history on the societal norms of today. Well you can, but it is not accurate. Most of us had relatives married in their teens a few generations ago. Now they would be arrested

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