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The Horrific Conditions on Slave Ships You Never Learned in School
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Millions of Africans spent months imprisoned in slave ships before even making it to the Americas. The devastating conditions on board, including lack of sanitation and personal space, contributed to countless deaths during the horrific transatlantic crossings.
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