I think this is a both a sensitive and complicated question I hope to give due justice to. First I'd like to state that domestic violence, emotional and physic should always be fought against and be unacceptable as a way to interact between any parties or as a way to treat another person.
Second, the question can be re-framed to ask, "How and does the historic legacy of slavery effect the opinion of domestic violence in African American Households". This is where the complication lies. Unfortunately I do not have the answer, but I do have more questions which I believe are important to answering the first. My first question is: In the domestic African American community, and other regional communities that are descended from slave communities, more accepting of domestic violence? The next question, predicated on a positive answer: Did the brutality African American men who were enslaved by whites transfer the abuse to their domestic partnerships?
These are just two thoughts...
Yeah so they can do something about the abuse
Jacobs' descriptions of slavery's abuses was he was all for it. Douglass however was not into the slavery abuse.
slavery, disrespect, abuse, and made own food
The verb of abuse is 'to abuse...' e.g. to abuse the law
abuse
It doesn't matter. The thing is, he behaved inappropriately and abuse is never right. Learning to calm yourself and not to direct verbal or physical abuse on those closest to you is both a skill and a matter of emotional maturity.
Abuse can be a verb (pronounced uh-byooz). It means to use something improperly or to treat someone or something in a harmful manner--He abuses his wife.Abuse can be a noun, as well (pronounced uh-byoos)--Domestic abuse is against the law.
Persecution
Primetime Live - 1989 Family Secrets Searching for Paige Abuse Behind Closed Doors Modern Day Slavery was released on: USA: 31 July 2007
Animals abuse started because people are treating animals as they are not something that we would care about eachday.
How it messes with the Childs mental state. Probrably one of the worst results from abuse.
Plantation slavery subjected Africans to brutal living and working conditions, including forced labor, physical abuse, and harsh treatment. It stripped them of their freedom, culture, and identity, causing immense suffering and trauma for generations.