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Julius Lester’s “To Be a Slave” and How Slaves Resisted their
Enslavement
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This 6 page report discusses Julius Lester’s
award-winning, 1968 book “To Be a Slave.” In it, Lester explains,
through the voices of slaves, what it must have been like . . .
“To be a slave. To be owned by another person, as a car, house,
or a table is owned. To live as a piece of property that could be
sold -- a child sold from its mother, a wife from her husband.”
He also shows the ways in which the slaves resisted being slaves.
Their resistance occurred in aspects as varied as how they did
their work, what songs they sang, and their religious beliefs.
Bibliography lists only the primary source.
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