Скачать или смотреть The Breeding Farms America's Darkest Secret of Slavery

Few chapters of American history reveal cruelty as calculated as the hidden “breeding farms” of slavery where human lives were engineered like crops for profit, power, and control.
In the early 19th century, as the domestic slave trade surged, plantations and private operators built systems designed to force reproduction, tearing autonomy from enslaved men and women. These farms were not myth, but a grim economic infrastructure fueled by rising demand after the Atlantic slave trade’s abolition. Behind the statistics were human beings mothers robbed of choice, children sold away, families fractured by policy and profit. This is the untold story of slavery’s darkest mechanism, a system that commodified birth itself and exposed the brutal logic of America’s expansion, wealth, and racial hierarchy.
Through survivor testimonies, historical records, and expert analysis, we uncover the moral complexity and enduring legacy of this suppressed history. The echoes of this exploitation shaped generations, reshaped demographics, and left scars still visible today.
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