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@Limerick1914
Feb 14, 2017 • 39 tweets • 10 min read • Read on X
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Excerpt from an Act to authorize the impressment of slaves and other personal property for military purposes (Mississippi, 1863) #ACW
Rather than printing individual notices, a newspaper in Louisiana published a register of runaway slaves. (Sugar Planter, 15 March 1856)

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Jul 19, 2018
The Chinese Exclusion Act and the Geary Act are the origins of the exclusionary concept of "illegal immigration" (based on ethnicity/race) in U.S. history. The former was heavily influenced by an Irish immigrant and the latter was authored by a second-generation Irish American.
In 1850 there were slaveowners with the surname “Reilly” in Mississippi, Washington D.C., Georgia, North Carolina, Kentucky, Louisiana, South Carolina and Virginia.
While Bill O'Reilly's ancestors became naturalised U.S. citizens without restriction, the Supreme Court Dred Scott ruling of 1857 declared that African Americans, whether free or enslaved, were not and could never be citizens of the United States.
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Jul 14, 2018
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Jul 10, 2018
Memorial to the White Rose movement at @LMU_Muenchen #munich
Thomas Mann (1943)
“Freedom“ written by Sophie Scholl on the back of her indictment paper
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Jul 5, 2018
One review I read stated that “the show was informative, linked Irish slaves into the story and explained very well the Underground Railway.” 👀
The reductionist fallacy of “slavery is slavery” should be strongly resisted in this context as racialised chattel slavery in the Americas was arguably unique in world history and its legacies still affect millions of people.

Compare, yes. Equate, never. Be specific, always.
“I saw the play myself and saw the casting in the context that slavery doesn’t have only one color, it wasn’t just in the cotton fields”

Such historical erasure is also used by racists to try to reduce racial slavery to just another form of forced labour nytimes.com/2018/07/12/art…
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Jul 3, 2018
"Political Correctness" is a politically correct term for anti-racism, anti-sexism and anti-fascism.
"Cultural Marxism" is a far-right conspiracy theory and a derivative of "Cultural Bolshevism", a term used by the Nazis to describe all perceived threats to the moral and cultural "purity" of the Herrenvolk.
Ron Paul: "In a multitude of ways, [Murray] Rothbard's work has given not only me but all of us the ammunition we need to fight for the American dream of liberty and prosperity for all mankind."
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Jun 26, 2018
United States Supreme Court: "A free negro of the African race, whose ancestors were brought to this country and sold as slaves, is not a "citizen" within the meaning of the Constitution of the United States." (1857)
U.S. Supreme Court: “If the applicant is a white person within the meaning of this section he is entitled to naturalization; otherwise not.” (1923)
“[We do not] suggest the slightest question of racial superiority or inferiority. What we suggest is merely racial difference, and it is of such character and extent that the great body of our people instinctively recognize it and reject the thought of assimilation.”
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