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The gravel popped under my boots like it had something to say.
Funny how a sound that small can remind you of everything you’ve been carrying — and everything you’ve been avoiding.
I grew up in a place where silence wasn’t peaceful; it was inherited. Passed down like land, like debt, like the things nobody wanted to talk about. In the valley, quiet can feel like a weight on your chest.
For years, I thought strength meant holding everything in — keeping the stories tucked behind my ribs, pretending they didn’t shape me, pretending they didn’t hurt. But healing doesn’t always arrive loud. Sometimes it shows up in the smallest shift, a morning where you finally breathe deeper.
That was the day I understood something simple:
Silence was not protecting me. It was a curse that had been suffocating me from my full potential.
And once I saw it for what it was, I couldn’t unsee it. I couldn’t go back to shrinking myself just to keep the peace. That moment became the first crack in the inherited silence — the first break in a long line of unspoken things.
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I believe I have a serious Independently thought out argument to destroy the narrative of "Selling", "Buying" and "Trading" referring to Slaves around the World.

We sometimes read and / or hear that we Black Africans(I am a West African) "Sold" our own kinds into slavery.

Well, my Independent Historical counter argument is that we DID NOT "sell" or "trade" slaves, because Human beings do not have any price tag(s) to be "sold" or "traded".
Human beings are too sacred / special to have price tags and to be "bought", "sold" or "traded" like Animals and objects.
Thus these terms are obviously Misnomers.
For a luck of better terms, verbs such as "Exchange", "Swap" or "Traffic" would have been more appropriate for the types of activities having serrounded the Transatlantic Slaveries and others, while bearing in mind the very unbalanced natures of the said activities, mostly under pressures.

Ultimately unfortunately, those activities were about Mega Exploitations of Men by Men.

However, fortunately, let me inform folks whom don't know this yet, that on September 2001, the World gathered in Durban, South Africa to Apologize to the Black World about those shameful enslaving activities and classify them as Crime against Humanity.

I accepted, we Africans accepted those two outings from the World back in 2001 and they were Highly appreciated, moving forward.

Furthermore, on March 25, 2026, the United Nations (UN) met at the UN Headquarters and voted on UN Resolution A/80/L.48, classifying the Transatlantic Slaveries as the "Gravest Crime Against Humanity."

Ultimately, Durban and the Resolution
A/80/L.48 retroactively proves my Theory of "No Price Taggable, No Trade".

Dr. Bamba(S.C.), H.c., International Activist In Pluralist PanAfricanism.

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My Title: Introduction to the Anti-Black Racism Combats 2.0.
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Updated on 05/11/2022.

Last updated on: 07/28/2026.

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