Media Presentation: Slavery and the Founding of America

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The attack against the legitimacy of America's origin and government began in the first decades of the twentieth century. One of the means of attack against America and its Founders has been the issue of slavery. Marxists and the Left have argued that America was racist from its inception, and for this reason must be dismantled and replaced with a form of socialism that is allowed to mutate into Marxist communism.

In his media presentation, Slavery and the Founding of America, Dr. Stephen Flick rehearses the historical facts which demonstrate that America was not founded as a racist nation. Arguing that Marxists, Darwinists, and Muslims have no right to moral voice on this subject, Slavery and the Founding of America further discusses the historical setting of global slavery, the enslavement of American Indians by fellow Indians, white servitude, the rise of black slavery, the abolition efforts of Christians, the efforts of Founding Fathers to end slavery, the role of the Democratic Party to maintain slavery, and the influence the Democratic Party exercised in the racist policies of Adolph Hitler.

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