Esclavitud en Nueva Jersey: La "Estado libre" eso no fue
Los libros de historia llaman a Nueva Jersey un «estado libre» durante la Guerra Civil, pero la verdad es mucho más complicada. Aprende sobre la historia de la esclavitud en Nueva Jersey en este video. Fuentes Smith, Ginebra. “Legislar la esclavitud en Nueva Jersey”. Universidad de Princeton. Consultado el 1 de marzo de 2019. Hennelly, Robert. «Historia secreta de un estado esclavista del norte: cómo se escribió la esclavitud en el ADN de Nueva Jersey». Salón. Consultado el 1 de marzo de 2019. “Slavery in New Jersey”. La esclavitud en el norte. Consultado el 1 de marzo de 2019. Cutler, Jacqueline. «‘Black New Jersey’ profundiza en la historia del estado». NJ Advance Media. 30 de noviembre de 2018. Consultado el 1 de marzo de 2019. Archivos del Estado de Nueva Jersey. “Lincoln y Nueva Jersey”. Consultado el 1 de marzo de 2019. Gigantino II, James. «‘Todo el norte no está abolido’: la muerte lenta de la esclavitud en Nueva Jersey, 1830-1860». Diario de la Primera República. vol. 34, núm. 3 (otoño de 2014), págs. 411 a 437 (27 páginas). Estado de Nueva Jersey. 212° Legislatura. ACR No. 270. “38º Congreso, Cámara, Voto 480”. Votarver. “38º Congreso, Senado, Voto 134”. Votarver.
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So badically, “New Jersey The Slave State.”
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I lived near a horse race course in So. Jersey and they had many blacks who lived and worked there for food and a place to sleep. They were children of dispossessed former slaves who had nowhere to go, couldn't find jobs, and were not allowed to own property or a house. If you live long enough, you see a lot of stuff.
There's a grave of a Slave holder and his slaves buried in the Camp Kilmer area. Piscataway.
Nice collection of photos,,,,its before
Democrats always voted pro slavery.
Now that we no this lets tear NJ down.
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If anyone wonders why Northern NJ is a Democrat area, or why Bergen County is stubbornly so, look at the respective histories of that region and that county. Bergen County voters consider themselves Liberal, when their voting habits are no more than habitualized Democrat leanings leftover from the pro-slavery era.
Ever hear of Timbuktu New Jersey? There was such a place, not far from what is now Mt. Laurel and that place I believe was a community consisting of freed slaves. You can find it on older maps.
Where were Jersey slaves? Where the Dutch were.
Very interesting.
Nu Jerzee. Here from Newark aka Nork
Blessed is Our Eternal Creator!!!
How come I did not learn about slavery while attending public school in New Jersey?
Oh yeah, I attended public school in Bergen County from 1967-1980.
Where there was plenty of slavery
like in Hackensack, New Jersey.
Wow, more of this has to be taught in public schools.
A little truth can go a long way.