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The Black Women's Role in the Community of Slaves

While crucial, the black woman's concerns and struggles, especially for physical survival, did not significantly constitute her most notable contributions. She was instead forcefully denied or deprived of her humanity. However, amidst all this, the slave community seemingly drifting towards domestic quarters may potentially allow the recovery of the woman and men in their basic fundamental humanity. Here, it is possible to make assumptions that, in essence, it was merely in domestic life, particularly away from the whip and the glaring eyes of the overseer, that the enslaved people could try to defend the small amount of freedom they still had. Only at this point could they be inspired or encouraged to project their many techniques and approaches of enlarging it more by leveling the few weapons they practically possessed against the slaveholding class whose unchecked drive, mainly for profit, was their only source of anguish and misery.

Concerning the African slave woman, it is worth pointing out that the primary duties "naturally" landed on her (Davis 5). During this period, the African...