The Hemingses of Monticello, Part 2

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Annette Gordon-Reed talks about her new book, The Hemingses of Monticello: An American Family, and answers questions at Monticello's Jefferson Library. This section: the origins of the Hemings family and their move to Monticello; James and Sally Hemings go to Paris, France

Hemings, Gordon-Reed, Jefferson, Monticello, slave, slavery

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  • IT WAS NOT A "ROMANCE"! HEMINGS (a white-skin, brown-hair, grey-eyed Quadroon, look-alike half-sister of Jefferson's dead wife) WAS A 12 YEAR OLD ENSLAVED GIRL WHEN JEFFERSON 1st SEXUALLY ABUSED her. He even had a room built off his bedroom that he kept her LOCKED IN at night & also enslaved the Octoroon kids she had by him (although a few ran away w/o being hunted down by him) Locking up a 12 year old CHILD for use of sexual abuse & exploitation is NOT a "ROMANCE" -- IT IS CALLED RAPE.
  • No, I am black, and sometimes the speaker sounds like Oprah...

  • Their were no slaves in france of course not all their babaric slavery where going on in the west indies .Haiti guadeloupe etc etc .

  • yeah right do you say that about every black woman ?

  • she sounds like oprah

  • Excellent.

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