Omar Al-Zaman

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The founding of the Manumission Society and antislavery societies in other states in the 1780s represented a hopeful moment in American race relations, right before the Constitutional Convention and the new federal government created such an overriding need for concord that even debating the divisive slavery issue could no longer be tolerated.
Omar Al-Zaman
Interesting how civil rights progress backslided from revolution to civil war. Moral arc of justice does not seem to exist
Alexander Hamilton
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