Life of Slave Girl

The black people were considered inferior such that even the whites whom they were and served at the same levels during the colonial period saw themselves to be better, (Higginbotham, Pg 13). Under the cause of inferiority, it was the issue that saw Linda declare that they were slaves there and that they would stay at their masters' place for the rest of their days. It was a notion that applied to weaken their state of understanding or trying to fight over their rights. Under the inferiority state, the colonial masters introduced the class levels such that the ranking of the Black Americans basically was always at the bottom no matter their age or duration at their masters' house, (Higginbotham, Pg 12). It was evident in the slavery years of the girl such that Dr.