Abolitionist solidarity — Black and white — in the struggle against slavery

The full story of the struggle to end chattel slavery in the U.S. has yet to be fully told. History books have always minimized the struggle of enslaved people, who from the beginning in 1619 in North America, fought slavery at every turn, rebelling, escaping, fighting for the right to fight. Some 180,000 enlisted in the Union army and suffered among the highest casualties in a war where high casualty rates were considered proof of bravery. The role of white working-class people in the struggle against slavery has also been left out of history books, buried beneath an avalanche of lies, distortions and slander. The ruling class is terrified of multinational solidarity, particularly in the working class. Their history is meant to show that such solidarity is not today, nor ever, possible. The truth is hidden. “Labor in the white skin can never free itself as long as labor in the black skin is branded.” — Karl Marx, Capital Read the full article here: https://liberationschool.org/abolitionist-solidarity-in-the-struggle-against-slavery/