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![reddit STOy comments ↑ Has slavery always been part of human nature? (self.history) 10 submitted 14 hours ago by FoolsGhold 35 comments share save hide give gold report crosspost Was slavery a big part of the past? Im talking basically since the beginning of man. I know Egypt had slaves. However we all know very well that africans where enslaved in the past. And I feel that everyone has this notion of only white people where enslavers. And that only blacks are slaves. Im just looking for evidence to defeat that argument. [-] TomThomas 1 point 13 hours ago Up until the 1800s, a mere 200 odd years ago, every country in the world had slavery. Every one America and the Commonwealth were among some of the first to abolish it. Many Arab and African countries practiced slavery well into the 1900s Of course, the segregation and Jim Crow stuff lasted well into the 1900s too, but this was also true of many areas in the Commonwealth as well - Canada, Australia, and of course South Africa Anyone that tells you "white people", or even Americans, are the worst historical offenders when it comes to slavery is just playing politics permalink embed save edit disable inbox replies delete You've been banned from participating in r/history subreddit message via /r/history [M] sent 10 hours ago You have been banned from participating in r/history. You can still view and subscribe to r/history, but you won't be able to post or comment. If you have a question regarding your ban, you can contact the moderator team for r/history by replying to this message Reminder from the Reddit staff: If you use another account to circumvent this subreddit ban, that will be considered a violation of the Content Policy and can result in your account being suspended from the site as a whole permalink delete report block subreddit mark unreacd re: You've been banned from participating in r/history to /r/history sent 2 hours ago Banned for what? permalink re: You've been banned from participating in r/history subreddit message via /r/history [M] sent 2 hours ago No current politics or soapboxing permalink delete report block subreddit mark unreacd re: You've been banned from participating in r/history to /r/history sent 36 minutes ago I didn't think I was. Even if you choose to interpret what I said as "soapboxing", was really worthy of a perma-ban? You don't think that's a bit much? permalink re: You've been banned from participating in r/history subreddit message via /r/history [M] sent 33 minutes ago No permalink delete report block subreddit mark unreacd You have been muted from r/history subreddit message via /r/history [M] sent 33 minutes ago You have been temporarily muted from r/history. You will not be able to message the moderators of r/history for 72 hours permalink delete report block subreddit mark unreacd](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/list/001/325/208/5ca.png "Someone does not like different viewpoints")
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