10 Facts About Slave Breeding That Schools Failed To Teach You (Black Culture)

10 Facts About Slave Breeding That Schools Failed To Teach You (Black Culture)...

Apr 17, 2023 #BlackCulture #BlackHistory #BlackLiterature
"We all know the story of slavery - the transatlantic slave trade, forced labor, the inhumane treatment of men, women, and children, and the eventual abolition of the slave trade. But what many of us don't know is that the abolition of the slave trade in the early 19th century led to the creation of a new and even more sinister aspect of slavery - see
*x farms and slave breeding farms.

The goal of these farms was simple - to produce more slaves. Slave owners realized that they could no longer import slaves from Africa, so they turned to breeding them like animals. They would carefully select which slaves would mate with each other based on their physical attributes, health, and even intelligence, in the hopes of producing the strongest and most profitable offspring.

Slave breeding farms were located throughout the southern United States, with some estimates suggesting that there were as many as 70 in operation at the height of their popularity. These farms were often run by wealthy plantation owners, who saw slave breeding as a lucrative business opportunity.

But the horrors of slave breeding farms did not stop there. In some cases, plantation owners would set up sex farms - where slaves, often young girls, were forced to engage in sexual activity with other slaves or with the plantation owners themselves. The offspring of these forced se*ual encounters were also seen as profitable commodities and were often sold off at auctions to the highest bidder.

The true extent of these practices is difficult to quantify, as records were often destroyed or deliberately hidden. But it is estimated that thousands of slaves were forced to participate in these breeding programs, resulting in countless atrocities and human rights violations.

In this video, we are going to reveal 10 of the most horrific facts of slave breeding and sex farms in the United States. These facts may be uncomfortable to hear, but it's important to acknowledge the brutality and inhumanity of slavery in all its forms.
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