Brazil’s Free Womb Law declared children born to enslaved women after the law’s passage legally free, while requiring them to remain with enslavers or state institutions for years. It was a gradualist measure that preserved slaveholders’ power over labor and families. Enslaved people’s resistance and abolitionist organizing continued to push beyond the law’s limits.
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