A Redempção used satire to ridicule fugitive catchers and describe free people being reduced to slavery. The issue challenged the everyday policing that could blur the boundary between enslaved and free status, especially for Black people whose movement and legal claims were scrutinized. Satire made that violence legible to readers, while the paper’s allegations remain attributed to its editorial campaign.
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What did the September 18 satire criticize?
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The satire attacked recapture and the reduction of free people to slavery.
A Redempção’s September satire criticized recapture and the reduction of free people to slavery.
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The issue challenged racialized threats to free status and mobility.