Nicole Bracey on how Black Americans primarily built the Chesapeake Bay Maryland crab industry.

Ahhh, the rich Black History of Maryland is always refreshing

Wow! Black Americans had a hand in building every aspect of the American economy.

@ados_warrior Thank you for the information. Looked up resources to review later. There is wealth of information about this. It will take a couple of lifetimes to learn of the impact Black Americans had within the United States. Our country would be different if this information was taught.

Many ancestors also escaped plantations through the rivers and coastal areas like in the Chesapeake Bay.

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Thank you for this knowledge and for memories my Mom made cakes similar to this when i was a child.

I love fragile yts in the comments

Damn if only they were smart enough to document any of their huge accomplishments at the time. They only seem to remember these things after 50, 100, 1000 years or so. I wish I could afford to live in total fantasy 24/7.

We wuz crab chefs n sheeeeeet yall are fucking pathetic everyone else laughs at you all

1) I've never seen a white person in a crab house in Maryland, even on the Eastern Shore. 2) I'm never eating a crab cake served at a white dinner. 3) probably because it's literally no whites in southern Maryland ( thank god) 4) Add a little Ritz crackers and red onion.

GOD STFU

We Wuz Crabbers!

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I love how she's cooking, with the narration playing over her.

Y'all can't swim, how would you catch a crab?

Shorty look just like my kinfolk.. #bloodline

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god i love my homestate 🫶🏾

@BlackAndNative1 Repost

😂😂😂 lies but oky

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Yummm. Might be crab cake week

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Say @grok is this true?