Скачать или смотреть A Crime Without Memorials: African Women and the Arab Slave Trade

History speaks loudly about some atrocities and whispers about others.
The Arab slave trade is one of the longest-running systems of human exploitation in history, lasting over a thousand years—and its greatest victims were often African women.

This video exposes a reality rarely taught or memorialized: women taken from their homes, forced across deserts, stripped of language, identity, and family, and consumed by a system designed not just to exploit their bodies, but to erase their existence. Many never reached their destination. Others survived only to be forgotten—absorbed into households, harems, and labor systems where their names, stories, and origins vanished forever.

Unlike the Atlantic slave trade, this history has few monuments, no global days of remembrance, and almost no public acknowledgment. The desert holds the bones. Silence holds the names.

This is not an attack on culture or religion.
It is an examination of power, exploitation, and historical erasure.

Remember these women not as numbers, but as daughters, mothers, and human beings whose lives mattered.

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