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Democratic plantation (view source)
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The concept of a ''Democratic Plantation'' was later spread throughout the printed media in the 1970s and 1980s, eventually gaining mainstream attention in the 1990s. The idea of the ''Democratic Plantation'' was further documented by ''The Washington Post'' as recent as January 2019.<ref name=WaPo20190108 />
The concept of a ''Democratic Plantation'' was later spread throughout the printed media in the 1970s and 1980s, eventually gaining mainstream attention in the 1990s. The idea of the ''Democratic Plantation'' was further documented by ''The Washington Post'' as recent as January 2019.<ref name=WaPo20190108 />
African American efforts to runaway from the Democrat plantation is referred to as the [[Black problem]].
African American efforts to runaway from the Democrat plantation is referred to as the [[Black problem]]. Modern-day slave catchers, usually [[Uncle Tom]]s in [[mainstream media]], are called in to capture and ostracize [[Freethinker|freethinking]] Blacks.
==Usage in popular culture==
==Usage in popular culture==