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What does Ira Berlin mean when he says that freedom and slavery were created at the same moment? How does creating an “out” group strengthen the identity and status of the “in” group?


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I think that Berlin is referring to the militia created by Bacon, which consisted of black and white servants. The ultimate goal was to attack natives and both the whites and blacks had joined to attain their own freedom. After Bacon’s death, many feared the rebel militia which united white and black servants that destroyed the colonial capital. They were afraid of the multiracial alliance and wanted to protect their superior status, they gave all the white servants more rights and a higher status while the black servants were permanently enslaved creating a difference. This gave one group freedom and another slavery at the same time. Creating an “out” group got rid of the threat of being overthrown and dispositioned from the superior economical position by a rebel militia containing multiracial affinity.

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Ira Berlin is an American historian who notably wrote about the struggle for emancipation by ordinary African Americans during the Slavery time.

  • Freedom from slavery in the U.S. comes from by resistance by the African and the fact that slaves business were not more profitable.

  • Statement that "freedom and slavery were created at same moment" means that the "slaves have their fate on their hand"

Let understand that in-group is a social group to which individual identifies as being a member. while an out-group is a social group with which an individual is not identified as a member.

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