Im reacting to The British Crusade Against Slavery. As an American, (American Reaction) I never knew about any of this extremely important piece of history. I was never ever taught this in school and it is a freaking travesty. This should be in the curriculum of all American schools. Im so glad that I watched this video guys. If there is anything I misinterpreted or got wrong while watching the video please correct me. Leave as many comments as you want. I try to spend a couple of hours at least a couple of times a week to read all of the new comments. As always, thank you guys so much!

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