| 41. | The " Middle Passage " was considered a time of in-betweenness for those being traded from Africa to America.
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| 42. | Tyroc and his people were descended from African slaves who revolted on a ship during middle passage in the 18th century.
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| 43. | For example, the slave ship " Henrietta Marie " carried about 200 slaves on the long Middle Passage.
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| 44. | Notably, none of Ayuba s English contemporaries mention the conditions and experience of Ayuba and Loumein during the Middle Passage.
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| 45. | To tens of millions of others, it evokes the agony of the Middle Passage and the long nightmare of Jim Crow.
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| 46. | It is a scene designed to provide an experience as overwhelming and as solemn as what it commemorates _ the Middle Passage.
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| 47. | Spielberg's recreation of the slave trade's notorious " middle passages " is the stuff of nightmares.
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| 48. | Evidence suggests that Hemingway assembled the book's opening and middle passages from a smorgasboard of historical events and personal experiences.
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| 49. | That's why the middle passage picture is so important, and we need to tell our children what this means.
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| 50. | Richmond likened many of those days to a kind of middle passage, where hope was to be found in unexpected places.
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