there is a reason, we were talking about a cafe that has got hundreds of teapots. you have been sending them in. di from staffordshire sent in a picture of her quirky chicken teapot. funky chicken! christlie conway from essex has a colourful painted teapot with a little cat on top. pam bridgewater in taunton sent in a pretty white and blue floral teapot. you ve also been sending in yourfamily heirlooms like this one dating back to 1885. afamily a family heirloom! finally how about this unicorn teapot barbara from nottingham bought it at camden market 30 years ago how do you take the lid off? oh, the
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some slaves developed highly specialized trades from which they benefited. that statement lists 16 people who allegedly benefited from their enslavement, but at least six of those people were never enslaved. it specifically names ned cobb and while the department of education is not specific about which knit cobb they have listed, history books across the country teach about a ned cobb who was born in alabama in 1885, the son of an enslaved man the skill he learned was farming. and he used that skill to escape the financial binds of sheer cropping. if you can call that a personal benefit. joining us now, tremaine lee, msnbc correspondent and into america podcast. tremaine lee, thank you for making time for us tonight. thanks so much, jonathan. today, we heard the
clarification is to show that some slaves developed highly specialized trades from which they benefited. that statement lists 16 people who allegedly benefited from their enslavement, but at least six of those people were never enslaved. it specifically names ned cobb and while the department of education is not specific about which knit cobb they have listed, history books across the country teach about a ned cobb who was born in alabama in 1885, the son of an enslaved man the skill he learned was farming. and he used that skill to escape the financial binds of sheer cropping. if you can call that a personal benefit. joining us now, tremaine lee, msnbc correspondent and into america podcast. tremaine lee, thank you for