Schooled By Youtube: Who Said We Didn’t Fight Back?….The Haitian Revolution

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Schooled By Youtube: Who Said We Didn’t Fight Back?….The Haitian Revolution

Schooled By Youtube: Who Said We Didn’t Fight Back?

The Haitian Revolution

We are rarely taught of instances where our ancestors fought back against the harsh treatment of White Supremacy unless it was in the form of REFORM.

Most of our ancestors fought for revolutionary change which was for TRUE LIBERATION.

starting with the Haitian Revolution.

This video was orginally found on youtube channel

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