The Fugitive Slave Act of 1793: Crash Course Black American History #10

[@CollinOffTheCuff]

I really appreciate the last line/call to action. Not studying something because it makes you uncomfortable is exactly how uncomfortable and inhumane situations come to pass. Same reason reading Mein Kampf shouldn't be seen as supporting Nazi ideals, trying to understand what led to or promoted atrocities is key to preventing their reoccurance. Ignorance and isolation from information is never a cure.

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[@MrQueerDuck]

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[@catrandle9439]

I love this new crash course series. Can we have Native American crash course history? And a First Nation people crash course

[@skittles7306]

Thank you so much for this series ❤

[@mcbased675]

Horrifying I can’t even wrap my head around such evil

[@spider-man1918]

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[@Jerry-ny7rr]

Thank you sir for this very crucial information

[@gilmoremccoy6930]

This is powerful and accurate history. Also, painful but necessary.

[@Carmen-mp3je]

OMG i am Mexican and i don’t know a lot about American history, just the basic as we are the closest neighbors. I didn’t know or understand the racism and slavory history of US and oh man this serie has opened my eyes and made me understand so many things… I didn’t know about these laws that basically protected enslavors!

[@citronm1405]

I didn't know there was such a law in the original Constitution. Thank you so much for this excellent series!

[@karenanitacradler6670]

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[@mustbeaweful2504]

Oh no, the next episode is going to be tough to get through 😓

[@ylimeasil]

Thanks!

[@EM_1989]

I really appreciate this series, which goes into more depth than my history class ever did

[@TheFlameoftheWest]

I'm always impressed by your videos. Keep up the good work

[@Just2gofoods]

I’ve learned so much in this excellent video. Thank you!

[@frankiemiller5364]

I love this series!!

[@rafikbaines824]

Thx to Clint and crash course

[@uncrazy2614]

Does every episode get tougher then the other...if we want to know truth, we must go through the terrible stuff

[@zackakai5173]

I love to bring the Fugitive Slave Act up any time some Confederate apologist tries to tell me the American Civil War was about "states' rights."

[@sp3ct0rsUrg3]

Wow! This was a power episode. Great job guys.

[@DrDjones]

Thanks for the episode.

[@geoff5262]

Thank you

[@ianperry2997]

Next one is gonna be brutal….

[@anasofiaescobedomunoz9897]

Wow, how cool, thank you so much for this content!

[@koujimoreno]

"We shouldn't avert our eyes either". America in 2022: What's that over there!? 👀

[@gorby12]

Amazing

[@Mr_M_History]

So next week's going to be a nice non-intense episode to calm things down right?

[@lvjonjon215]

OMG your teaching stuff that was not taught in school smh I did not know this about George Washington 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@Scoutsquad45]

If you need a visual view of this law, watch the Harriet Tubman movie

[@JLREQ195]

I also understand fully what police officers are

[@cfv7461]

:(

[@JLREQ195]

Mfs is still slaves..slavery is 70% mental and 30% physical now

[@R2robot]

Ooof!

[@dr.debbiewilliams]

It is 2023. Please stop!