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Dr. D. Elisabeth Glassco (deglassco@mastodon.social)'s status on Saturday, 18-Nov-2023 06:47:11 JST Dr. D. Elisabeth Glassco

There is an iconic photograph of a black man in what resembles a confederate uniform. It suggests that he was a confederate soldier. In reality, he was a slave. This misrepresentation obscures complex and often painful truths of history, replacing them with a simplified and inaccurate account.
To read uninterrupted text: https://open.substack.com/pub/400years/p/will-we-believe-our-lying-eyes?r=1pv9e3&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web
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Image: Clark Lee, an enslaved black man to a Confederate white officer,
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  Will We Believe Our Lying Eyes?
  
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  History by trained historians backed by reputable and scholarly sources. We believe in fighting misinformation and misinformation. All of our videos are meticulously researched and written by trained PhD degreed historians. All topics are backed by credible sources and listed in the info for each video. We take a deep dive into the captivating pages of Black history, revealing hidden stories and neglected truths about the Black experience. We proudly celebrate the enduring legacy and indomitable spirit of the African diaspora, while also highlighting the activism and political journey of Black Americans and Africans in our ongoing quest for justice and equality. Our channel embraces the beauty and creativity found within Black art, literature, and culture, providing a platform for African and Black American voices and perspectives to be recognized and valued.
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