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Justice Mcknight

25 March, 21:18

When the Thirteenth Amendment abolished involuntary servitude, it became illegal to 1 (emancipate any individual or group.) 2 (force one person to work for another person.) 3 (hire workers for low wages and long hours.) 4 (vote against slavery in a Confederate state.)

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