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http://www.ew.com/article/2016/02/11/roots-trailer
More white guilt and black rage, because that is all it is intended to bring.
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I can agree with your assessment, but it is probably according to what side of the road you are on, I am white! 
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| Yes, when will someone make a miniseries about the thousands of Scotch and Irish slaves that were held in servitude many, many years before the first black was ever brought over from Africa? |
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2/12/16 9:43 am
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| Cojak wrote: | | I can agree with your assessment, but it is probably according to what side of the road you are on, I am white! |
Race is irrelevant here. Either Roots was an actual portrayal of the every day life of most slaves, or it is plagiarized fraud invented by Alex Haley that might depict the lives of the most extreme cases. Either way slavery was wrong. We all agree on that. But what I am questioning mainly here is motives.
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| DrDuck wrote: | | Yes, when will someone make a miniseries about the thousands of Scotch and Irish slaves that were held in servitude many, many years before the first black was ever brought over from Africa? |
Or the fact that the first legal case in court in the colonies concerning slavery was brought by a free black who was trying to have his escaped African slave returned to him.
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