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[@wlewis2937]

🙌🏻 I teach English, and I’m British. I was howling at your sardonic tone. As in Britain nowadays. When we discuss our history. There is much eye rolling and sarcasm about ‘our excuses’ over the years. It’s even more amusing hearing exactly what we say. Excellent upload 💯

[@beckysimmons8942]

Thank you for your kind words!

[@VAA-42]

I'm British and find the sarcasm unwarranted. The side note into singling out Britain is ridiculous. Wonder why they spoke french and Spanish in the Caribbean 🤔 Alright! Britain did bad shit, so did a lot of countries, and so did America. Let's just chill out shall we and tell history as it was. No excuses. The factual bad!

[@anumelyk]

@@VAA-42 of course you do - considering you were never on the receiving end of colonialism’s evils 🙄

[@binitakumari9039]

V.helpful vedio , thank u for this and keep going on 👍

[@akclasses.4796]

❤Excellent explanation!👍

[@amazingkris]

Very well researched, Mrs. Simmons. I listened to this after Halloween, so I still have to take down the horror cobwebs. The expression "zombi" is always an interesting one to me, because of course modern pop culture is saturated with zombies in a non-living sense of soulless dead. Jeffrey Dahmer has also returned to the picture, and had the goal to create the zombi for himself because he wanted to keep his victims. I could never have imagined a new form of slavery until Dahmer's crimes became news, and I suppose Dahmer is now a zombi himself, wherever he is burning.

[@pelicancovebeach2873]

“O-beeya ” is the pronunciation Dom-in-eeca (Dominica)

[@carolinenjeri4256]

A wonderful and excellent bite

[@akclasses.4796]

What's are symbols used in this novel?🙏

[@aryeng3004]

Marron what they actually mean is cattle that escaped , this is referring to sl*ves that got away from those fields