Kentucky 1852: The Breeding Records Kept in a Locked Drawer — 16 Women, 73 Births, One Plantation

Описание: Kentucky 1852: The Breeding Records Kept in a Locked Drawer — 16 Women, 73 Births, One Plantation

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This video is a historical storytelling presentation created solely for educational and narrative purposes. The events, characters, and situations discussed are based on historical themes, but elements may be dramatized for storytelling clarity. This content does not promote violence, hatred, discrimination, or harm toward any individual or group. The video does not support or justify slavery or any inhumane acts mentioned. Viewer discretion is advised, and all depictions are presented with respect for historical context