In 1781, over 130 enslaved Africans were thrown overboard and drowned so the slavers could claim insurance money.
Their lives were reduced to “cargo” for profit.
This horrific event, known as the #ZongMassacre, wasn’t treated as murder—it became an insurance dispute
In 1781, over 130 enslaved Africans were thrown overboard and drowned so the slavers could claim insurance money.
Their lives were reduced to “cargo” for profit.
This horrific event, known as the #ZongMassacre, wasn’t treated as murder—it became an insurance dispute
In 1781, over 130 enslaved Africans were thrown overboard and drowned so the slavers could claim insurance money.
Their lives were reduced to “cargo” for profit.
This horrific event, known as the #ZongMassacre, wasn’t treated as murder—it became an insurance dispute
In 1781, over 130 enslaved Africans were thrown overboard and drowned so the slavers could claim insurance money.
Their lives were reduced to “cargo” for profit.
This horrific event, known as the #ZongMassacre, wasn’t treated as murder—it became an insurance dispute
In 1781, over 130 enslaved Africans were thrown overboard and drowned so the slavers could claim insurance money.
Their lives were reduced to “cargo” for profit.
This horrific event, known as the #ZongMassacre, wasn’t treated as murder—it became an insurance dispute
In 1781, over 130 enslaved Africans were thrown overboard and drowned so the slavers could claim insurance money.
Their lives were reduced to “cargo” for profit.
This horrific event, known as the #ZongMassacre, wasn’t treated as murder—it became an insurance dispute
In 1781, over 130 enslaved Africans were thrown overboard and drowned so the slavers could claim insurance money.
Their lives were reduced to “cargo” for profit.
This horrific event, known as the #ZongMassacre, wasn’t treated as murder—it became an insurance dispute
In 1781, over 130 enslaved Africans were thrown overboard and drowned so the slavers could claim insurance money.
Their lives were reduced to “cargo” for profit.
This horrific event, known as the #ZongMassacre, wasn’t treated as murder—it became an insurance dispute
In 1781, over 130 enslaved Africans were thrown overboard and drowned so the slavers could claim insurance money.
Their lives were reduced to “cargo” for profit.
This horrific event, known as the #ZongMassacre, wasn’t treated as murder—it became an insurance dispute
In 1781, over 130 enslaved Africans were thrown overboard and drowned so the slavers could claim insurance money.
Their lives were reduced to “cargo” for profit.
This horrific event, known as the #ZongMassacre, wasn’t treated as murder—it became an insurance dispute
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