As I walked through the Blacks in Wax Museum I was both upset and happy by what I saw. Going into the slave ship and seeing the slaves being branded like livestock and shackled one on top of the other really brought to life the struggle that the slaves had to endure. I don’t understand how the white people can think of the slaves as less than human, and at the same time want to rape the women. The Lynching Exhibit opened my eyes to how cruel people can really be. What hit home was the story of pregnant Mary Turner and her husband. They hung both she and her husband and proceeded to cut off his genitalia. When they returned and found that Mary’s baby was not dead they cut it out of her stomach. They then took two cats that were feeding on the husband intestines a sewed them into her stomach, and placed bets to which one would claw its way out first. It made me angry to see the Boulevard of Broken Dreams, because it showed what we as black people have become today. We don’t......

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Title: Critique Of Backs In Wax Museum And Willie Lynch Letter
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