Executive Summary Most of the focus on slavery and its end has been on the US. Arabs were the most prolific slave traders, but it is little discussed when and if the practice ended. Introduction There are many books and movies and overall coverage of the abolition of slavery in the US. However, the abolition…
Executive Summary African Americans that moved to Liberia moved there to get away from slavery. It is curious that these individuals imposed a slave or near slave system on the natives. Introduction Liberia provides a fascinating story of how ex-slaves behave after being freed if allowed to enslave others. It is a story of a…
Executive Summary There is a long term narrative that Europeans were the first to bring slavery to areas they colonized. In yet another example, we cover how this turns out to not be true. Introduction It is not at all common to hear about the slavery practices of the native tribes that existed before the…
Executive Summary Africans often propose that European-based countries’ wealth is based upon either African slavery or the theft of African resources. We review the evidence to see the accuracy of this hypothesis. Introduction Africans and black Americans present a commonly stated but false storyline that all wealth in the European based countries is either based…
Executive Summary What is little discussed is how much sex drives Islam. Sex slavery has been a significant motivator for the spread of Islam. Introduction It is most common for western analysts to be uncritical of Islam. One area that is barely discussed in general is the strong motivation of sex slavery that pushed Islam…
Executive Summary Muslims have a long history of falsifying the history of their religion, and with the topic of slavery, the same applies. We review another example of a Muslim propagandist on the topic of slavery. Introduction to Islamic Slavery Falsehoods Islamic Arabs were some of the most prolific slavers over the past several thousand…
Executive Summary To understand African slavery, it is necessary to know where the slaves came from and where they went. This analysis illustrates a bizarre overemphasis on the US slave trade. *I seem to get the question of where did slaves come from around twice per month so that I will answer it here before…