The Heritage of Slavery and the Cognitive Dissonance Effect

Slavery placed our societies in a state of cognitive dissonance: the proclamation of human rights coexisted with the reduction of people to the status of objects deprived of rights.

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“They know what they have done to us”. “America is critically sick” Fannie Mae Hammer - God bless her soul. America refuses to heal! 🙏🏽

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Damn!! Fannie Lou Hamer is a natural preacher 😭

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" They don't worry like the white man. " Worry is a sin ain't it.

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He said they were happy back in the day, with little means but always singing while working. He made slavery was enjoyable, delightful one be family. What these people are delusional to think that the atrocities and abuses the African Americans suffered didn’t happen, completely indifferent to their pain

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These are some devils

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Yes these anglo Saxons yep devils in these times.

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👁👁

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I've been saying this shit for all my life 🤬

[@jiemerwilson1635]

" They don't worry like the white man. " Worry is a sin ain't it.