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26 de mar. de 2023 · The group, which has been alleged to be comprised of a mongrel hybrid of renegade Indians, escaped slaves, Hessian mercenary deserters, and West Indian prostitutes, have come to be known as the Jackson Whites.
The Ramapo people were often referred to historically as the Jackson Whites, a term which they regard as being derogatory, and which, according to legend, was either from the name of the Jackson White heirloom potato or a distortion of Jacks and Whites, referring to their multiracial ancestry.
8 de ago. de 2015 · Cameras follow a young Ramapough, Devynn Mann, through the halls of West Milford High School, where she talks with a teacher about “Jackson Whites,” a local term and racial slur referring to ...
21 de feb. de 2010 · “Mountain people” is a euphemism for what locals used to call “Jackson Whites”—a racial slur that the referents equate with the word “nigger.”
It featured British wenches, enslaved African ”prostitutes,” a rouge human trafficking entrepreneur named Jackson, a sunken ship, mercenary soldiers, and a long trek across the wild territory of the new American colonies where farms and fields were pillaged.
25 de feb. de 2010 · The Ramapoughs are sometimes called “mountain people,” but as McGrath says, “Mountain people” is a euphemism for what locals used to call “Jackson Whites”—a racial slur that the ...
Hace 4 días · Learn about the folklore and origins of the "Jackson Whites", a group of mysterious figures that allegedly haunt the Pine Barrens of New Jersey. Explore the exhibit that examines the environmental and cultural impacts of pollution and Indigenous knowledge.
