Laura Plantation New Orleans, Louisiana

[@rickydenmark9009]

We have to see into our past as a nation to see our past mistakes so we don't make the same one's again.Remove the hate that blinds you so you can see to help guide our nation in a positive direction.

[@bsosage9816]

History lesson for sure, this country was built with so much blood sweet and tears even to this day.Thank you RnK for sharing.

[@lita5042]

I'm from New Orleans and I just ran across this I looked this area up and it's 44mins away from where I live😞‼️ It really hurts my hurt to see things like this and to know that our black people went through so much back in the day!

[@maudelairbarthelus853]

J'aimerais bien connaître l'histoire de cette plantation.

[@barbaraross5256]

When I see these plantations I see black African Americans working on them I don't even hear these so-called historians trying to tell their tale. I see us black people working the fields minding their children keeping up their looks.

[@wanndamccarley4479]

Great and beautiful...I love history..thank you for showing me this plantation...being a southern belle I love it...

[@frankiejabonbumyers4151]

Wanda McCarley what's beautiful about it?

[@lavernecoleman654]

Sad part of America history!!!

[@frankiejabonbumyers4151]

Im saying though, are they visiting this because they are proud of what went on there? Somebody fill me in.

[@dtb8041]

Frankie 84s Finest My thoughts exactly as a Black man I could not take that tour with a bunch of white folks walking around like they at a fucking Amusement park.

[@freddiepilley9363]

Then again these people don't have no shame at all

[@frankiejabonbumyers4151]

@@freddiepilley9363 not one bit, and will never own up to their devilish acts, but dont worry for the most high said you shall pay for what your forefathers have done. Their day of reckoning is soon upon them.

[@freddiepilley9363]

@@frankiejabonbumyers4151 , exactly!

[@asialynn5536]

I sure hope they aren't proud. I'm Irish and French Canadian my grandfather was born in Ireland and my grandmother was born in Canada so thankfully none of my ancestors were here at that time and I remember my grand,mother telling me the stories of when she migrated here and it was still going on then and she said it was despicable the things that went on. She was a nurse and my grandfather was in the military and they said it was a horrible time in history. This should have never gone on and I still can't understand how it did happen in the first place.

[@aleciagrant1226]

My question is what makes white ppl want to visit these places. To me I would think they want to see "what their kind owned on top of the slaves they owned". And to see I guess how powerful whites once was. Because I know if the shoe was on the other foot. I would be uncomfortable. Even tho I didnt do it but still i would be uncomfortable as hell. But what are they thinking when they see this ?

[@jacquiejohnson6295]

When did slavery began and end at Laura plantation

[@drewhendley]

Only ideals are peaceful, history is violent

[@patriciaodom422]

Like video

[@aldrichbickham5614]

We didn't go through shit back in the day. We are through the shit right now by the police and our own kind. Facts!!!

[@babydollhenson8066]

I'm proud to be French creole