Diary of a Black Slave

My name is Agy, I am currently on board. I decided to write a diary and write important lessons, so if I meet my family again I will be able to share my experiences with them. I belong to the African Dan tribe. My people live in the southern part of the Dimond area, and we are protected by young but brave warriors without being influenced by aggressive neighbors. Yam, rice, cassava, taro, banana and corn are cultivated. These are our main crops. When I heard a sudden trouble from the village, I was cutting bananas with some of my people and my parents.

Dolores Johnson, Seminole's Diary: Memorial to Slave. (1994) This is probably what you are looking for? "An African-American woman and her daughter have found a diary of Libby, one of the ancestors sold as slaves.Since unfortunately the US government abandoned the Florida land to the Seminole and in Oklahoma Because they asked for a reservation, their peaceful new life did not last long, drawing a picture with oil painting.

For some reason, I started to read the history of the black alone from a young age. I began to read a book like a "slave girl's diary". Then a series of books accompanying my American girl doll Ady came. (For those who do not know, Adi Walker is a slave who fled north to gain freedom.) From there I turned to the slave of rebels and the story of the truth of Sojourner. Next is the most influential book, Oh, it's free. : Children talk about civil rights movement and those who achieve this goal. It might be because this book was mainly written by students of my age, but in any case it made me see the complexity of the presence of African Americans. This time for the first time I think of abolition and civil rights movement, not a few brave people.

Immediately after the occurrence of the Civil War in 1861, slaveholders discovered that their slaves had a rebellion in the Second Creek area in the south of Natchez. Nakiz 's white diary and letter shows that a slave is planning to slay all white men of the Nazis, to forgive white women, and that the slave will get married. After the uprising, the slaves will pass to President Lincoln. The committee of the slave owner asked slaves and hanged 40 rebels. Natchez 's newspaper kept silent about slavery' s conspiracy and did not print anything. Editors are concerned that the Mississippi Uprising Plan will weaken the Confederate War efforts and strengthen the morale of the Alliance. Without private communication between white people, there would be no records of slavery's indignation. The silence of the Natchez paper shows that news of other slavery plots are being suppressed.