[bray]

Nope, you also don’t see these people trying to stop slavery around the world today. Over 150 countries allow slavery today and only outraged by slavery 170 years ago.

[Wallace T.]

I don't know where you get the statistic that over 150 countries allow slavery. I used Google, Grok, and Bright AI and came up with nothing near that number. De facto chattel slavery does exist in India, Pakistan, and several Muslim countries in Asia and Africa. Unless you stretch the definition of slavery to include other types of coerced labor, the number is nowhere near 150. But the issue is not whether slavery still exists in some Third World countries but the perception of many blacks and some nonblacks based on decades of leftist and communist propaganda.

A famous line in the movie, The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, was "When the legend becomes fact, print the legend." In the case of widespread perception of the eras of slavery and Jim Crow, this is a problem where the "legend" is too widely believed and used to undermine this country and its traditional values.