How to pronounce“taunya”in English
IPA/tɔːnɪæ/
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Warwick County, Virginia in 1630. She was one of the few enslaved people able to gain her freedom through the colonial legal system. Elizabeth Key’s mother was Black. But
Taunya Lovell Banks – a legal scholar and professor – states that at the time, there was probably no meaningful difference between being labelled a “negro” and being labelled a “slave.”
According to society and the courts, the labels were effectively the same, because at that time and place, almost all people of African descent were assumed to be enslaved.
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