White churches didn’t just look away from slavery. They built slave galleries, held enslaved people in pens, and profited directly from their labor.
References
The Slave Trade and the Origins of International Human Rights Law — Jenny S. Martinez
The Color of Compromise — Jemar Tisby
Black Presence Project, Episcopal Diocese of New York: “The Slave Galleries at St. Augustine’s” #GetCurious #BlackHistory #WhiteHistory #ChurchAndSlavery #AntiRacism
White churches didn’t just look away from slavery. They built slave galleries, held enslaved people in pens, and profited directly from their labor. References The Slave Trade and the Origins of International Human Rights Law — Jenny S. Martinez The Color of Compromise — Jemar Tisby Black Presence Project, Episcopal Diocese of New York: “The Slave Galleries at St. Augustine’s” #GetCurious #BlackHistory #WhiteHistory #ChurchAndSlavery #AntiRacism
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