Gradual Emancipation and Enslavement in the North
Ari Wilkins
Content
Welcome
1m 31s
Speaker's Introduction
1m 20s
Introduction
3m 55s
Gradual Emancipation
18m 52s
Immediate Emancipation
3m 48s
Legal Maneuvers
5m 12s
Sources
21m 43s
Manuscript Collections
7m 50s
Announcements / prizes
4m 12s
Questions / answers
5m 1s
About this webinar
Slavery existed in some northern states well into the 19th century. Learn about the motives for gradual emancipation, how it affected enslaved African Americans and enslavers at this time, the state laws surrounding slavery, and the records that it created.
About the speaker
Ari Wilkins graduated from Louisiana State University with a bachelor’s degree in interior design. She has been actively researching family history since 1998. Ms. Wilkins has spoken nationally at the...
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Comments (62)
Ari presented in a way that was very good and easy to understand
Very important information, especially to those of use who think our ancestors were guiltless because they lived in the North. Ari's explanation of Rhode Island's involvement in the slave trade confirmed what a cousin's research into our family revealed to him. It's sad and disappointing, but it is our history, and we must learn from it.
Ms. Wilkins did a great job!! I didn't know there was a difference between the north and the south. I have learned a lot and I can't wait to share with others.
One of the best I have ever attended!
I learned so much that's applicable right one time from Ari's thorough presentation on Gradual Emancipation & Enslavement. Excellent share!
Very interesting and enlightening. I had no idea that slavery was as entrenched in the North!
Excellent presentation on an underrepresented topic
New information that I will be using in my search. Clearly presented, easy to follow.