Fannie Barrier Williams Quotes
In Nothing Was Slavery So Savage And Relentless As In Its Attempted Destruction Of The Family Instincts Of The Negro Race In America. Individuals, Not Families; Shelters, Not Homes; Herding, Not Marriages, Were The Cardinal Sins In That System Of Horrors.
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