
Capitalism and Slavery
Book by Eric WilliamsWikipedia
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Sep 28, 2026
Black History Month: How To Win the Fight Against Racism? (feat. Dr David Muhammad) | TDA - 1018
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72:09David MuhammadGUEST
Pregnant women would give birth to children down there.
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72:13David MuhammadGUEST
The great Dr. Eric Williams, first prime minister of Trinidad and Tobago, in his book Capitalism and Slavery, published in 1943, said it was like the transportation of black cattle.
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72:26David MuhammadGUEST
He said every person in the slave ship had less room than a man in a coffin.
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72:34David MuhammadGUEST
And there we are, buried in our own waste.
EP 9 UK's Slavery Benefactors List EXPOSED - Bank of England, Chagos, And More | African News Review
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20:28Aya Fubara EneliPANELIST
Yeah.
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20:29Aya Fubara EneliPANELIST
But it is not because Eric Williams made this point or made these points in his book, Capitalism and Slavery in 1944.
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20:40Adesoji IginlaHOST
Correct.
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20:40Aya Fubara EneliPANELIST
Tying British industrial and financial growth to Caribbean slavery.