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But again these are all white people, you see?

• scoutt 6y ago
  When you think about masters/slaves, do you think about black people only? If so, why? There are countless examples in the history of the world about slaves, including different ethnics, in every continent. May they have a word on this issue too?
• cosmodisk 6y ago
  Throughout history, various races struggled from slavery, pretty much the entire spectrum is fully covered across the world. Nowadays there are more people in slavery than at any given time before.
  • nikanj 6y ago
    It's not a coincidence that "Slav" and "Slave" sound so similar. And Slavic people are quite white indeed.
    • petr25102018 6y ago
      Exactly. Unfortunately for many Americans history stops in the last century and at the geographical borders of the USA.
  • Muromec 6y ago
    Slavery in Russian empire was de jure abolished about the same time as slavery in US. Not surprisingly, it took even more time for "de facto" changes to happen with various restrictions still being a thing into 1970ies. If anything, kolhoz system was anything but slavery with the government being ultimate owner.