The Brown Women of the West Indies

The Brown Women of the West Indies

Nanny Historians deserve credit for highlighting the important, if once overlooked, position that enslaved Africans in the Caribbean assiduously resisted enslavement. Slave resistance took many forms, including daily acts of resistance, marooning, strikes and revolts....
Maroons

Maroons

The name marron refers to an African or African-American population that freed itself from slavery and lived in hidden villages or towns outside the plantations. Slaves used various forms of resistance to combat their captivity, ranging from slowing down the pace of...
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