The lack of economic freedom and over-regulation in Africa is a major factor contributing to the region's poverty. Reforms need to be made to promote free markets and economic growth.
Enslaved Africans endured brutal journeys from inland to coastal areas, and subsequently across the Atlantic in wooden ships. They were often sold and resold along the way, marched in chains, and subjected to physical, psychological, sexual, and dehydration-related abuse.
The podcast episode discusses the United States' history of building nuclear weapons without using them, vampire drain in electronic devices, and the issue of energy wastefulness.
This episode discusses the inhumane treatment of slaves on ships and how slaves were often sexually assaulted during the journey. The host highlights the trauma inflicted on slaves and how even the crew members were often terrified.
This podcast explores the history of slavery beginning with the indigenous Americans to African American slavery. It shows how labor shortages in different societies were handled by introducing different groups into slavery and how governments were involved and taxed it.