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Alicia Zartman
Alicia Zartman is on page 209 of 280
basically TJ did NOT practice what he preached. “all men are created equal” my ass!!

also wtf, you literally SOLD YOUR BLOOD DAUGHTER INTO SLAVERY. that’s absolutely insane.
Feb 23, 2026 02:02PM Add a comment
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Alicia Zartman
Alicia Zartman is on page 113 of 280
this chapter just epitomizes how the white man never lives up to his word. 😆 it’s just ridiculous what they could get away with during the beginnings of our democracy (and still do to this day).

it just baffles me that TJ said “sex with black women would degrade whites morally” yet he had sex with black women constantly. this just makes me wonder why can’t we just NOT CARE and be decent humans.
Feb 05, 2026 02:04PM Add a comment
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Alicia Zartman
Alicia Zartman is on page 86 of 280
at this point, i’m very much aware (as i was before reading this) that interracial liaisons occurred very frequently and TJ most likely fathered sally’s children. let’s see where this takes us!
Feb 03, 2026 12:54PM Add a comment
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Alicia Zartman
Alicia Zartman is on page 65 of 280
woah. halfway through chapter 3 has me googling names of prominent people throughout the beginning times of american society in regards to interracial “liaison” and i’m not surprised about what i’m reading but i’m just like “WOW these guys are so gross.” can’t wait to finish the chapter.
Feb 02, 2026 10:32AM Add a comment
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Alicia Zartman
Alicia Zartman is on page 51 of 280
wow. this chapter really shows that TJ cherry-picked his own public rhetoric to suit his daily behavior, even when it directly conflicted with what he was saying out loud.
Jan 08, 2026 09:29AM Add a comment
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Alicia Zartman
Alicia Zartman is on page 35 of 280
this is probably the best way to learn about the different perspectives on jefferson and sally’s relationship or lack there of. but wow! americans are so dumb and ignorant. this book is already proving that we only want to see the “good” in things even if it may be to our cultures detriment.

i’m so excited to keep reading.
Dec 22, 2025 05:18AM Add a comment
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Bob Laubach
Bob Laubach is on page 236 of 280
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Bob Laubach
Bob Laubach is on page 220 of 280
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Bob Laubach
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Bob Laubach
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Bob Laubach
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Bob Laubach
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Blair
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