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Jefferson's original draft of the Declaration of Independence contained 170 words condemning slavery as "cruel war against human nature itself."
Congress DELETED them.
Why? Because South Carolina wouldn't sign. Georgia wouldn't sign. Northern merchants whose ships carried enslaved people wouldn't sign.
So the Founders made a deal: Independence in exchange for SILENCE.
WE HOLD THESE TRUTHS by Robert Walker follows historian Marcus Cole—a Black scholar who must give a Fourth of July speech at Independence Hall. He's spent 30 years studying a document written by men who wouldn't have let him in the room.
What do you say about "all men are created equal" signed by 41 slaveholders?
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The answer will change how you see America.
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CHAPTERS: 0:00 - The Deleted Passage 0:20 - The Deal 0:40 - The Speech 1:00 - Get the Book
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