tobacco farmer anthony johnson Did you know that was the first Black property owner in America in 1621? He worked and bought his freedom. He owned other slaves. Of course, they ended up taking The Curious Case of Anthony

The Curious Case of Anthony Johnson Bacon's Rebellion There is a disingenuous, bad faith misconception about the origin of slavery in the U.S. that often centers on Anthony Johnson. While it's true that in 1655 he became an enslaver after winning First Africans at Jamestown Historic Jamestowne Part of Colonial National Historical Park (U.S. National Park Service) The Curious History of Anthony Johnson: From Captive African to Right wing Talking Point AAIHS Anthony Johnson was an Angolan man who arrived in colonial Virginia in the early 1600s, survived indenture, gained freedom, acquired land, and became a tobacco planter. His 1655 court victory secured

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