New Forms of Captivity
Max LongleyStories relating to new forms of slavery as defined in the 2014 Constitutions of the Mercedarians, A Catholic religious order.
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Portrait of Sam Houston
I have been putting together information about some Americans who left the Catholic Church. These Americans tend to be well-known historical figures. None of the folks on my list left the Church because they were oppressed by slavery or mod...
Book Review: Robert C. Davis, Christian Slaves, Muslim Masters: White Slavery in the Mediterranean, the Barbary Coast, and Italy, 1500-1800
Was the enslavement of Africans and their descendants, so as to compel them to labor in North and South America, worse than the enslavement of Europeans by the Barbary powers of North Africa?
It was worse in one sense only, writes scholar...
Part Two of a Book Review: Rachel Swarns, The 272: The Families who Were Enslaved and Sold to Build the American Catholic Church, Random House, New York, 2023
The book, as I’ve alluded, goes into the gory details of Jesuit slavery in Maryland, culminating in a massive slave sale which mainly centered around 1839. The two main perps in the slave sale were Fr. William McSherry and Fr. Thomas Mulled...
Part One of a Book Review: Rachel Swarns, The 272: The Families who Were Enslaved and Sold to Build the American Catholic Church, Random House, New York, 2023
I’m going to be doing some preliminary reflection before getting to the meat of the book.
Here’s a really big surprise: The preliminary reflection, and the review, are some heavy shit. You still have time to go for something less heavy. L...
Did Martin Luther King, Jr. commit a thought crime
This Substack will be talking about many evil forms of captivity, technically called new forms of captivity.
But some of these kinds of captivity are not actually new.
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