In the 19th century, in the United States, black slaves who had made repeated attempts to escape from their owners were frequently labeled as:

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In the 19th century, black slaves who repeatedly attempted to escape were often labeled as mentally ill, a condition referred to as "drapetomania," which was a pseudo-scientific diagnosis used to pathologize the desire for freedom.

In the 19th Century, in the United States, Black Slaves