Persistence Of Memory
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No. We had to leave that out.
He was not an anti-slavery hero portrayed.
Yep we gotta problem here folks. HE ACTIVELY BOUGHT AND TRADED SLAVES. Though he never owned one himself,he bought and sold them. He had many slaves serving him, I'm sure some females servicing him too. He just didn't have the notarized title for one.
Funny when you see Man Buns seeing the play and suddenly become experts on history...LOLOL
GD that annoying pesky history. We need to burn more statues.
news.harvard.edu
It has to be so so hard to be that stupid folks.
He was not an anti-slavery hero portrayed.
Yep we gotta problem here folks. HE ACTIVELY BOUGHT AND TRADED SLAVES. Though he never owned one himself,he bought and sold them. He had many slaves serving him, I'm sure some females servicing him too. He just didn't have the notarized title for one.
Funny when you see Man Buns seeing the play and suddenly become experts on history...LOLOL
GD that annoying pesky history. We need to burn more statues.

Correcting ‘Hamilton’ — Harvard Gazette
Historian Annette Gordon-Reed outlined disparities between “Hamilton” the sensation and Hamilton the man in a student-sponsored talk.

It has to be so so hard to be that stupid folks.
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