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10 Barbaric And Heartbreaking Ways Enslaved Black People Were Punished by Their Slave Masters

10 Barbaric And Heartbreaking Ways Enslaved Black People Were Punished by Their Slave Masters

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Whipping

Pouring Salt into the Wound (Literally)

Instruments of Torture

Slave Branding

Shackling

Sexual Assault and Abuse

Mutilation

Lynching

Castration

Burning Slaves

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Playwright August Wilson is one of the most important voices in modern theater. He has won acclaim from literary and theater critics for his plays, which portray the African American experience in the twentieth century, one decade at a time.

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August Wilson was an American playwright and writer, best known for his series of ten plays called "The Pittsburgh Cycle," which explores the lives of African Americans in different decades of the 20t...

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Charles George Moore Wedderburn, known as Carlos Moore, was born in Cuba in 1942 to Rebecca Winifred Wedderburn and Victor Moore. As the fourth of five children, Moore's upbringing was marked by the c...

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