SouthernN'Proud
Southern Discomfort
Once again, whites are trying to buy blacks
At least someone gets part of it.
Unlimber that wallet, Gonz...looks like the buying and selling ain't over yet.
Even so, support is reaching beyond African-Americans and the South.
Katrina Browne, the white Episcopalian filmmaker, is finishing a documentary about her ancestors, the DeWolfs of Bristol, R.I., the biggest slave-trading family in U.S. history. She screened it for Episcopal Church officials at the June convention.
"Traces of the Trade: A Story From the Deep North," details how the economies of the Northeast and the nation as a whole depended on slaves.
"A lot of white people think they know everything there is to know about slavery — we all agree it was wrong and that's enough," Browne said. "But this was the foundation of our country, not some Southern anomaly. We all inherit responsibility."
At least someone gets part of it.
Unlimber that wallet, Gonz...looks like the buying and selling ain't over yet.