Crimes Against Humanity
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Mario Marcel Salas
In 1934, a lynch mob kidnapped Claude Neal in Alabama after he was arrested for supposedly raping a white woman. Such a charge back in those days, whether true or not, often resulted in crazed white supremacists murdering a Black man without the due process of law.…
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Racist Nostalgia
By
Mario Marcel Salas
There is a historic connection between the terms Auntie (or Aunt), Uncle, and Sambo as they refer to either loyal slaves or traitors to others. The Term “Uncle Tom” arose from an anti-slavery novel by Harriet Beecher Stowe call “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” (1852). Now, we are seeing people…
Uncle Tom Still Has Meaning
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Mario Marcel Salas
How sweet it must be, like a slave owner eating a sweet chicken dinner on a plantation porch, being fanned by a slave, when white supremacists get a Black or Brown person to stand up in public and say they love Trump or wear his…
The Alamo: White Supremacists Ruled the Day
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Mario Marcel Salas
David Crockett, Jim Bowie, and William B. Travis were all slave owners and white supremacists. Sam Houston was a slave owner and a white supremacist as well but there were plenty more during the time that these fake heroes fought to fasten slavery…
William Travis was a Racist Lunatic
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Mario Marcel Salas
What is the real story about William B. Travis of Alamo fame? Was William Travis a gallant leader or was William Travis mentally unstable? There is some evidence that Travis may have been as whacky as John Wilkes Booth who recited poetry after killing Lincoln.…
The Alamo’s Connection to Slavery, the Menger Hotel, and the KGC
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Mario Marcel Salas
A short time before the Civil War racist military units were being organized in Texas. Slave owners were beginning to worry that their horrid institution of human bondage was being challenged. The Battle of the Alamo fueled much of this…
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The Slave Trade and Cotton
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Mario Marcel Salas
One way to prove the Civil War was centrally about slavery is to look at the land available and the cotton trade and who would be exploited to pick the cotton. At one time in the 1700s, in colonial America, one could purchase 1,000 acres for…
Get WOKE: Alamo Myths Fuel Firing of Kate Smith
The agents of the slavery dream in Texas were Sam Houston, David Crockett, James Bowie, William Travis, Lorenzo de Zavala, Stephen F. Austin, and others. All of the real history of the Alamo is being avoided and attacks are being belched out. According to…