<p>Dr. Spaulding reads aloud Howard French's text, Born in Blackness, Chapter 10.  Its main idea is that the island of São Tomé became the first place where the systematization of the plantation system took hold, with the unique use of Black enslaved labor force.</p>

Dr. Spaulding reads aloud Howard French's text, Born in Blackness, Chapter 10. Its main idea is that the island of São Tomé became the first place where the systematization of the plantation system took hold, with the unique use of Black enslaved labor force.

<p>Dr. Spaulding reads aloud Howard French's text, Born in Blackness, Chapter 10. &nbsp;Its main idea is that the island of São Tomé became the first place where the systematization of the plantation system took hold, with the unique use of Black enslaved labor force.</p>

Born in Blackness Part 2 Chapter Chapter 10 Circuits Old and New

Dra. Spaulding lee los textos y ofrece un análisis textual (close reading). Dr. Spaulding slows down the readings of the assigned texts, providing a close reading in a "think aloud" method.

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Born in Blackness Part 2 Chapter Chapter 10 Circuits Old and New

Born in Blackness Part 2 Chapter Chapter 10 Circuits Old and New