Women Experiences in Slavery Name: Course: Instructor: Date: Introduction Slavery was one of the cruelest developments in the entire of human history. The larger part of the 18th and 19th century saw, humans treat each other with disdain on the virtual of the skin color and their geopolitical significance. People would be treated like animals as they were used as toys for the more advanced societies. This is an era that societies that were considered inferior beaten, over-worked, raped, mutilated, executed in the cruelest manner. For the women, it much worse as most of the societies at the time considered women as inferior to men. This means that that bore the bare humiliation that came with inhumane and unthinkable mistreatment at the hands of their masters. Masters held the right to almost every aspect of the women, including whom they should marry if it ever came to that. In the book the History of Mary Prince, she had been born in Bermuda to a family that would later be turned into slaves. When she came to England as a slave owned by The Woods, she would later escape after pleading to be free and joined Thomas Pringle a reporter who gave her the chance to write her story. At the time, Pringle was working to expose the atrocities that were committed on the slaves by the British colonies. The aspects of slavery are also echoed in the film Sankofa. The film is about a lady named Mona. In the film Mona is transported into the past where she is a sl...