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Indian act of 1850
authorize the arrest of “vagrant” natives who could then be “hired out” to the highest bidder. This act also enabled white persons to go before a justice of the peace to obtain Indian children “For indenture.”
This act may have affected as many as 20,000 Californian Indians, including 4000 children kidnapped from their parents & employed as domestic servants & farm laborers
Jan 04, 2026 03:53PM
The Other Slavery: The Uncovered Story of Indian Enslavement in America

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Stacey Beasley
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California

Despite being a “free soil“ state, American settlers were buying and selling Indians as a common practice.

1846, the first American commander of San Francisco said “certain persons have been and still are imprisoning and holding to service Indians against their will.”

He warned the general public, “Indian population must not be regarded in the light of slaves.“
Jan 04, 2026 03:50PM
The Other Slavery: The Uncovered Story of Indian Enslavement in America


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