Unveiling the Truth: Who Really Built This Country?

For centuries, it was widely believed that slaves were the primary builders of America, working tirelessly to lay the foundation for the country we know today. But recent research and scholarship have shed light on the contributions of other marginalized groups, as well as the role of indigenous people and immigrants in shaping the nation's history. In this thought-provoking article, we explore the true history of America's founding and the diverse communities that have played a pivotal role in shaping its identity. From the struggles of early settlers to the contributions of African American and Latinx laborers, we take a closer look at the people who truly built this country, and examine the lasting impact of their legacies.