Charleston is the most magnificent place I've ever been.

@TheDiamondtwins

4 жыл бұрын

going on Wednesday!

It is a pretty home Beautiful craftsmanship and landscape. Sad history of anyone that was a slave in any part of history.

Don't go during the summer, unless you like a climate like a sauna bath.

@101trus

2 жыл бұрын

Shut up boy.. what did you think the slaves did back then? They worked in the heat. You can most certainly walk around

Beautiful...but think of the child rape, murder, torture, soul stripping humiliation when you visit. Any person who owned, or benefited from the ownership of another human was a despicable, soulless, incarnation of pure evil. Also, getting married on a plantation is the same as getting married on a concentration camp. If you do that, What’s Wrong with your soul?

@fitzwilliamdarcy5263

2 жыл бұрын

No one murdered, tortured, or was raped on plantations. The historical record has yet to find one, that's a Hollywood figment. In fact, if colonial slave owners hadn't bought African slaves from AFRICAN SLAVE OWNERS and brought them to the U.S., there wouldn't be any Blacks in this country at all (well, besides immigrants). Plantations are where our country's greatest leaders lead cultivated lives with the help of a lower class who were nonetheless cherished and lives. Slavery was inherited from centuries of African tradition. In fact, Africa is the only continent where people are still killed due to their skin color (see Rwanda, black on black crime). I dare say, with rates of Black homicide, poverty, incarceration, drug use, etc., these slaves may have lived better lives than most of the free black populace in modern day!

@tbowpin7881

2 жыл бұрын

The view , the appreciation the UNDERSTANDING is different based on ethnicity & culture. I’m sure the story line WOULDNT be as beautifully depicted from slaves and their descendants .

@user-dg5fc1hf4x

2 ай бұрын

Get over it! It is HISTORY! Learn from it or repeat it! You can’t erase it and think it won’t happen again! I am from the south and all the black people I know when we have our Plantation Heritage Tour of Homes are proud to display their ancestors ways back then. They want to be a part of it showing their crafts, art, and style! Gail

@gregblanton9386

Ай бұрын

😂🤣😂🤣

magnolia plantation is so beautiful the gardens are breath takeing.. and the birds that are there are cool.

I been to drayton hall in elementary as a school field trip very nice and interesting

I really miss this place, my while my family worked I ran through the garden and played with the animal's.

@TheBobbylovegod

7 жыл бұрын

really

@505tonya

7 жыл бұрын

King B yes its a very beautiful place.

@TheBobbylovegod

7 жыл бұрын

I just don't like it to many of our people died

@505tonya

7 жыл бұрын

i understand it was a different experience for me ,my aunt was a chef in the garden and my uncle was maintenance. now my cuz raise horses. so life was very different for me.

@fitzwilliamdarcy5263

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheBobbylovegod No one died while working the land. The historical record has yet to find one, that's a Hollywood figment. In fact, if colonial slave owners hadn't bought African slaves from AFRICAN SLAVE OWNERS and brought them to the U.S., there wouldn't be any Blacks in this country at all (well, besides immigrants). Plantations are where our country's greatest leaders lead cultivated lives with the help of a lower class who were nonetheless cherished and lives. Slavery was inherited from centuries of African tradition. In fact, Africa is the only continent where people are still killed due to their skin color (see Rwanda, black on black crime). I dare say, with rates of Black homicide, poverty, incarceration, drug use, etc., these slaves may have lived better lives than most of the free black populace in modern day!

Yes it was a black man craft that was used to carve that wood out🤔

These home belong to all the individuals whom were part of the "People whom built, managed, worked in house, on land, and in caring for each other - in the era of these homes Alive" All of the individuals and their descendants. 💫

that is beautiful; would love to visit Charleston one of these days.

So we’re just going to ignore generations of slavery taking place there??!!! I thought this video was an educational video mostly about slaves since i just found out I have ancestors who were born slaves in South Carolina thanks to ancestry.com

@iHaveTheDocuments

5 жыл бұрын

Get over it. No one alive has anything to do with what happened. I know it's easier to play the victim but no one's buying it.

@wendysatt5663

5 жыл бұрын

Who cares bitch

@dwoodwow2896

4 жыл бұрын

Leia’s World I owned u😂

@visiongirl4637

3 жыл бұрын

I HAVE THE DOCUMENTS no one alive seems to be doing anything about the repercussions behind it. Don’t act like modern slavery didn’t exist. Not being able to vote or use the same bathroom. People alive today were/are for that.

@sharynkoren8758

3 жыл бұрын

@@visiongirl4637 those issues are solved..move on to other pressing issues.

"without rice...."...and without slaves...

dat is nice

Yessssssssssss The Rice Plantations ------------------- Yessssssssssssss We Remember YOU

I’m thinking of the notebook movie

2:44 literally no mention of the rape murder and brutality on these lands.

@jklsr55

6 жыл бұрын

punxatawnee How do you know those crimes were committed here?? How about the hundreds of black plantation owners?? History tells us these men were far more brutal to the slaves they owned than many white slave owners. Of course the institution of slavery was abhorrent and wrong. But not all plantations treated their enslaved population with the bloody whip in hand. Very much the opposite in many cases.

@visiongirl4637

3 жыл бұрын

Jeff Legg it was not very much the opposite in many cases. A slave is a slave. Millions were taken from family and not treated with freedom.

@fitzwilliamdarcy5263

2 жыл бұрын

No one died while working the land. The historical record has yet to find one, that's a Hollywood figment. In fact, if colonial slave owners hadn't bought African slaves from AFRICAN SLAVE OWNERS and brought them to the U.S., there wouldn't be any Blacks in this country at all (well, besides immigrants). Plantations are where our country's greatest leaders lead cultivated lives with the help of a lower class who were nonetheless cherished and lives. Slavery was inherited from centuries of African tradition. In fact, Africa is the only continent where people are still killed due to their skin color (see Rwanda, black on black crime). I dare say, with rates of Black homicide, poverty, incarceration, drug use, etc., these slaves may have lived better lives than most of the free black populace in modern day!

@Computerlegacy

2 жыл бұрын

@@jklsr55 yeah ok

@jklsr55

2 жыл бұрын

@@Computerlegacy Go read a little... Educate yourself. I'm not making excuses for the institution of slavery. It was abhorrent. But what I have stated is factual...

The characters if you will need to portray the actual ppl of that plantation I'm certain the Potter was not white

Don’t go to Hopsewee Plantation. What haughty, arrogant staff who look down their noses at you.

I saw stained blood on the walls

@fitzwilliamdarcy5263

2 жыл бұрын

No one died while working the land. The historical record has yet to find one, that's a Hollywood figment. In fact, if colonial slave owners hadn't bought African slaves from AFRICAN SLAVE OWNERS and brought them to the U.S., there wouldn't be any Blacks in this country at all (well, besides immigrants). Plantations are where our country's greatest leaders lead cultivated lives with the help of a lower class who were nonetheless cherished and lives. Slavery was inherited from centuries of African tradition. In fact, Africa is the only continent where people are still killed due to their skin color (see Rwanda, black on black crime). I dare say, with rates of Black homicide, poverty, incarceration, drug use, etc., these slaves may have lived better lives than most of the free black populace in modern day!

Its caliga hall 🤣

The Most High God told us to never forget Israel.. We got next.. Shalom

@doowop3749

5 жыл бұрын

tiferet israel ALL PRAISES SIS

@tiffanywilliams6454

5 жыл бұрын

Doo Wop All praises love one shalom

@celtasnake

Жыл бұрын

You mean Darth Vader?

they had white man harvesting the rice. don't make me laugh.

@mystic_yt-1817

4 жыл бұрын

@ lem farba, u racist a** b****

@georgiatarton8944

3 жыл бұрын

A JOKE at it's best. Always trying to sweep the truth under the rug. Owner was suppose to be a Preacher. And the black lady talking about how beautiful it is, sister you should have mentioned your own color instead of leaving it to one of the narrators. They did most of it. Stay safe and well Charles my friend.

A house built on the backs of slaves

yeah, its easy to be rich when you literally didn't pay any workers

@BC-iz8gt

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah ok these plantations were known for treating Africans the best of all others

@mssha1980

3 жыл бұрын

@@BC-iz8gt says who?! Did you ask the slaves?

They speak so highly of this place. It's a plantation. Slavery. This place isn't that beautiful for the ppl that suffered here. smh

@gibsonfan159

7 жыл бұрын

Tc Mack Let's nuke the whole world because some people are assholes.

@samamerica6305

6 жыл бұрын

Oh shut up

@canman5060

5 жыл бұрын

The so call slaves there don't see the same as you do.

@d.lawrence5670

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah, wealthy whites really did screw over your Irish ancestors. They called it "indentured servitude" but it was really "indentured slavery". The plantation masters knew they couldn't legally enslave white Irish for life, so they worked them viciously until the Irish slaves died. But it's easier for you to forget because you are now integrated into "White America" as one whole group. No cops are beating the crap out of you because you're "Irish". The legacy of black slavery still affects Black Americans today. Witness the despicable racism in the White House or with the white supremacists police force. Just like old times. It's hard to forget when the legacy lives on and racists remind you of it, in one way or another, with their actions. Did you read about that 53-year old white woman who called 911 and said that some black kid in a store tried to sexually molest her? Kid cried his eyes out. Camera and eye witnesses show his backpack merely brushing past him in the store. Woman made a fool of herself. Had to apologize. That's the legacy of slavery. The continuing, ongoing, never-ending white racism. Maybe Black Americans COULD forget, if racist whites didn't keep reminding them over and over. Not sayin' all whites are like that. I happen to know they are NOT ALL like that. But there's enough around (and in the White House) right now to constantly remind blacks of the enduring link between southern racism and it's modern day equivalent. BTW, I read "White Cargo". They really did do your people wrong.

@geechiebug4055

5 жыл бұрын

#TRUTH

So they're not going to mention the saves who cultivated the rice that made these people so rich??? Typical

@TheBobbylovegod

7 жыл бұрын

I really think they should tear it down

@gibsonfan159

7 жыл бұрын

kimboo03 They did.

@99baggett

7 жыл бұрын

King B While we're at it, let's tear down the White House and the Roman Coliseum. Lordy, PC is simply ridiculous!

@minniemouska4320

5 жыл бұрын

Slavery was a shameful chapter in our nation.But when you talk of burning those plantations down, you burn your history as well as the white mans. Sherman’s army burned most of the really big plantations down already, along with the courthouses in every county he passed through. So much information has been lost,lost records of both black and white families. No matter how painful a memory is, it is a link to somebody’s past on both groups

@geechiebug4055

5 жыл бұрын

#TRUTH

Let's face facts. Slavery made the cultivation of rice and the wealth that built the plantation homes possible. This is shameful

Horrible.

@nicolepruiett2892

6 жыл бұрын

about 5% of slaves were mistreated and less not forget we would not have slaves if there own country men had not hunted them down and sold them for the buck.

@yahnikholloman4880

4 жыл бұрын

@@nicolepruiett2892 if you're a human and enslaved by another, you're mistreated. 100% of SLAVES were mistreated. And idk where you got that 5%, laughable.

@fitzwilliamdarcy5263

2 жыл бұрын

@@yahnikholloman4880 African slaves owners shouldn't have sold their slaves to American slave owners. In fact, Africa is the only continent where light skin blacks still OWN dark skinned blacks. Slavery, an African tradition inherited by the rest of the world.

I don't care about slavery. History is full of wrongs. But it gave us some beautiful things and places that are worthy of admiration.

I not like nothing about this

We don't know how each and every plantation treated their slaves? Their were good plantation owners that taught trades to these people. I sure a lot of them were treated like family. We are told by people from the North that the South treated their slaves bad while the North owned slaves and didn't free some of theirs until after the war. How can you treat the people that do the work for you bad? They would rebel against you. Don't forget America wasn't the only country that had slaves! There are countries today that have slaves and I don't see anybody getting angry about that!

@iHaveTheDocuments

5 жыл бұрын

Another fact the media chooses to ignore, the man who owned the highest number of slaves in that time period was another black man. No one seems to talk about that 🤔

@janetjackson2136

5 жыл бұрын

YOU R A FOOL!

@akosuapommah9253

4 жыл бұрын

So by inference, you would be happy to be enslaved because slaves were well treated. You would happily work without pay because your master will treat you well. Wow you are very forgiving😮😮😮.

@southernman5839

4 жыл бұрын

Rusell Shaw How do you know how they treated slaves other than the North claiming that? The North wanted to be the good guys but yet had slaves on their border states and didn’t free them until 1865.

@southernman5839

4 жыл бұрын

Terrance Knox How do we know that other than the North claiming the South was bad to their slaves.