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Language shapes how we understand history and responsibility. Using "enslaved" instead of "slaves" shifts the focus from those who suffered to those who imposed oppression. This distinction is critical in education, writing, and public discourse. It clarifies power dynamics and acknowledges accountability. Choosing precise terms strengthens historical accuracy and encourages thoughtful reflection on systemic injustice. Adopting this language in speech and text promotes clarity and demonstrates respect for those impacted by historical atrocities. Awareness of word choice supports more informed discussions and social responsibility. #HistoryMatters #SocialAwareness #LanguageMatters #CulturalResponsibility #HistoricalAccuracy #Education #CriticalThinking #AntiRacism #InclusiveLanguage We post videos that inspire and motivate you to become a better friend, partner, parent, or human - or simply brings a smile to your face 😅. The views and opinions expressed by the authors in third-party posts are their own and do not necessarily reflect the official policy, position, or views of this channel. Posts by other authors are shared strictly for commentary, educational, and research purposes, all under Fair Use guidelines. To support, please like each video, comment and subscribe; it helps the channel grow. We appreciate the love ❤❤❤. If you’d like to support even more, consider becoming a patron: 🪙   / idaretoimprove   Connect to our Social Media: 🔴 https://linktr.ee/idaretoimprove For inquiries, contact: 📧 [email protected]