Wednesday, May 23, 2018
THREE AFRO CARIBBEAN WOMEN IN SAINT CROIX - XIX CENTURY
"Even after the abolition of slavery, conditions in the Danish colony were very tough. Frustration and unrest were brewing. In 1878, a violent rebellion took place in which houses, sugar mills, sugar fields, and over half the city of Frederiksted burned down. Three women, Mary, Agnes, and Mathilda, were especially active in the rebellion. Today, they are considered heroines in the islands."
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