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    Meet: Solitude (1771-1802)! An Afro-Guadeloupean freedom fighter who became a symbol of resistance against the re-instatement of slavery in the French Caribbean while pregnant. For her involvement, she would be executed one day after the birth. Her last words were record as: "live free, or die!"
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    Meet: Solitude (1771-1802)! An Afro-Guadeloupean freedom fighter who became a symbol of resistance against the re-instatement of slavery in the French Caribbean while pregnant. For her involvement, she would be executed one day after the birth. Her last words were record as: “live free, or die!”


    Meet: Solitude (1771-1802)! An Afro-Guadeloupean freedom fighter who became a symbol of resistance against the re-instatement of slavery in the French Caribbean while pregnant. For her involvement, she would be executed one day after the birth. Her last words were record as: “live free, or die!”

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    5. ____CupCake on

      Trying to re-enslave people that had been living free for 8 years is crazy. Ofc they’re going to resist.

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