“Black slaves in America were divided into two groups: those who served in homes and those who were treating the country.
Slaves farmers lived in great humiliation and extremely inhumane conditions, while slaves of household servants considered themselves a ′′ higher ′′ class of slaves, because they had the privilege of eating leftovers behind their white masters, using their old clothes and not doing heavy physical jobs ...
Whenever slaves farmers would unite to liberate slavery, they would be opposed by declaring their white masters information about preparations and details of rebellion. That's how slaves farmers would be severely punished and lose hope to achieve their dream of freedom.
The slaves of the house servants did not give their brothers away with some special purpose or meaning, but only because the remains of food and crushed clothes were more valuable than freedom.
The greatest enemy of freedom is not the emperor, neither the slave owner, nor the slave chase. The greatest enemy of freedom is a happy slave.”
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