Slavery is something going on for many years ago and even some part of the world they still doing it, most of them wealth family now a days build on the back of slavery. Slavery set how many live in society these days for example if a certain race more get slave by a next some of them still have that old attitude. The three big countries that responsible for most of the slavery in the world those countries are England, France and Spain these country speak there own language so the bring people from other part of the world north and south America and Caribbean to slave. That how so many different regions this part of the world speaks different language and it have one out of that three-country language. Well the way how rich people set the operation
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12). Reflecting similarly on the importance of colonial perspectives for understanding the imperial and transnational context of American history, Borucki, Eltis, and Wheat (2015) argued that anti-slavery cannot be understood in isolation from histories Indigenous rights campaigns (p. 5). In addition to the ancient history of slaves, modern society as be rule by the disparity in equality, manipulate of people, physical cruelty through violence (killing, imprisonment), through coerce and emotional abuse. As Paisley and Lydon (2014) argues, the struggle for human rights operates not merely in the juridical and political realms, but also on an aesthetic level, constituting a ‘special type of human judgment” (p.6). Countries like the United State of America and other countries have created laws and rules to by which human should be treated. Human should be valued, respect and treat with dignity. Despite the abolishment of slave, our society is still under the principle of superiority and separation of power that now affecting individuals. Suffering bodies have been subject to critique, prejudice, discrimination and coerce emotional abuse finding common ground of which to voice opinion and expressing empathy is a of power relations that entangle current
12). Reflecting similarly on the importance of colonial perspectives for understanding the imperial and transnational context of American history, Borucki, Eltis, and Wheat (2015) argued that anti-slavery cannot be understood in isolation from histories Indigenous rights campaigns (p. 5). In addition to the ancient history of slaves, modern society as be rule by the disparity in equality, manipulate of people, physical cruelty through violence (killing, imprisonment), through coerce and emotional abuse. As Paisley and Lydon (2014) argues, the struggle for human rights operates not merely in the juridical and political realms, but also on an aesthetic level, constituting a ‘special type of human judgment” (p.6). Countries like the United State of America and other countries have created laws and rules to by which human should be treated. Human should be valued, respect and treat with dignity. Despite the abolishment of slave, our society is still under the principle of superiority and separation of power that now affecting individuals. Suffering bodies have been subject to critique, prejudice, discrimination and coerce emotional abuse finding common ground of which to voice opinion and expressing empathy is a of power relations that entangle current