Street Juice
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First of all, no one taught anyone anything about racism in the 15th century. The first African slaves to the new world were brought to work on a sugar plantation in the Caribbean established by one of five Jews who had made the 1492 journey with Columbus. They were hardly being carried to "civilization". The first people to cast slavery as morally wrong were white Christian men in Europe and North America, though some ancient Greeks had speculated as to its rightness. It's funny how slavery was introduced to the new world by a Jew, and finally abolished by Christians, and today Jewish Hollywood has successfully hung slavery around the neck of Christian America.The concept of racism only appeared in this country after WWII when we imported large numbers of globalists from smoldering Europe.
Wait, what?
Racism came from Europe alright, it all started in 1492......Everyone knew that the African slaves were somewhat less than human and we were doing them a favor bringing them into civilization and all......at least that's what educated people in Europe were taught at the time.