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The Castration Laws: How America Tried to Erase Black Manhood

This powerful video exposes a horrific but often overlooked chapter of American history - the legalized mutilation of enslaved Black men in South Carolina starting in 1696. The content reveals how the state systematically used castration as punishment for escape attempts, creating a deliberate campaign of psychological warfare designed to destroy not just individual men, but their sense of manhood and ability to create future generations. The video connects these historical atrocities to ongoing challenges facing Black men today, arguing that modern issues like mass incarceration and harmful stereotypes are evolutionary forms of the same systemic oppression. The message emphasizes that the trauma experienced by Black communities has deep historical roots in state-sanctioned violence, and calls for healing and breaking cycles of generational trauma through understanding this painful history. http://ShockTraumaFreeWebinar.com #blackHistory #americanSlavery #historicalTrauma