Slavery has existed from the beginning of time, but usually as the spoils of war. However, for 1400 years continuing to the present Arab Muslims have controlled the African slave trade for profit, as well as the European slave trade. In the 17th-18th c. they paid Africans to capture other Africans and then sold them to Portuguese, Spanish and English slavers who transported them mostly to South America. Only about 300,000 were brought to North America (according to Prof. Gates of PBS). Although it is ignored after the hash tags fade, young women are still being sold into sex slavery by Muslims such as Boko Haram and ISIS.
On May 15, 1986 seven-year old Francis was selling eggs and peanuts near his village in South Sudan when Arab militia stormed the marketplace, slaughtering men and rounding up women and children. Strapped to horses Bok and others were taken to North Sudan and sold into slavery.
For ten years, Bok was a chattel of an Arab master – he slept with animals and endured hard labor, constant beatings, humiliation and forced Islamization. He was given an Arab name and was taunted as “abeed,” a black slave.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ROdzWD7gbOA
Francis Bok, a Sudanese Dinka, escaped from slavery in his home country and is now living in the United States and working with the AASG to abolish modern-day slavery worldwide. He was 21 years old before he had any education. He now speaks publicly on behalf of all the slaves of the world. And he is grateful to the United States which took him in.
Meanwhile, there are more legal immigrants from Africa to U.S. in the last 10 years than in the years of slave trade--about 500,000. So who is going to referee all this in a time when our first black president is a millionaire who is not a descendant of African slaves and black high school students have a higher college enrollment than whites and the descendants of the new immigrants are highly successful?
http://www.iabolish.org/
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