yeah it's true but that's all we have that our ancestors left behind you know that that is placed inside of the museums and carved on cave walls and it's on manuscripts and you know what you call those things scrolls and you know so on and so forth you know

I am digging not in just in history but in our stories as well from the perspectives of our ancestors sharing information and then what's placed inside of these governmental incorporated or incorporated archives as well as ecclesiastical archives you know

this is the thing for me copper goddess is that it took a lot of work right a lot of fucking work to hide this shit like who puts this much detail and energy into hiding information from a whole nation of people you see what i'm saying like what is the importance of these people that they shouldn't know this knowledge that's where my mind is at copper

Yes, I understand. No doubt, sis. That's where my mind is too. And I don't, I don't have any recollection of that. Like, I don't have any ancestors that I've asked about slavery. They have no stories. So, I'm beyond that story. I don't even believe that was the truth anymore. That'd be a whole different topic we could talk about, sis, but yeah. I've been looking and researching with my own family and they have no slave stories. None.