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Taube Hmeid was born a slave in Mauritania, a fate shared by thousands of her fellow "haratine" - black Africans who make up a caste of slaves in Mauritanian society. After toiling in anonymity for most of her life, she became a minor celebrity last week when she was featured in a Reuters photo series on slavery in Mauritania.
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Blacks were never appreciated by whites or so called arabs and this hate has been past on to their mix and white skinned children.This hatred has been past on for generations while we stand ignorantly and said nothing.Blacks has to come together from all nationality and fight this degrading of humanity before it becomes war hatred.
Posted by: mirror | December 27, 2009 at 08:45 PM
Blacks have never been appreciated by the Arabs or so-called white, and this hatred has been passed to their mixture of hatred and white children. This skin that had previously been turned on for generations, then we are facing ignorance and said nothing. Blacks must go together from all nationalities and to fight against this degradation of humanity before he hates war.
Posted by: עדה לזורגן | July 14, 2011 at 04:43 AM
what a sad story, such a shame.i wish we could find a solution, quick.
Posted by: לימודי פיסול | July 25, 2011 at 07:13 AM