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The black president who abolished slavery before Lincoln.

Hello, Mexico.

I didn't know.

My amigos favoritos,

bienvenito to another episode.

He,

no, no,

I know.

Quizas you,

don't know you know.

I'm your presentador, Pidot. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Y'all ain't know your boy was by language like that, did you? Yeah, I just said, no at all. Welcome back to another episode of I didn't know. Maybe you didn't either. I'm your host, BDOT. But I said that Joan in Spanish.

And why am I showing off my Spanish 2 education?

Because this episode, you need your digital passport.

We're hopping back on Flight 1619, and we're headed to Mexico.

But before we jump on that flight, it is customary that we give you three of the most useless facts you'll never need ever, not a day in life.

Prima, Mexico abolished slavery in 1829, while the U.S. was still very much committed to the nonsense.

Secondo, the man who signed it into law was Afro-American.

And thirdero, some Americans were so mad about that decision that they moved to Texas.

So for today's episode, I'm going to ask you, did you know that it was a black president

who abolished slavery before Lincoln?

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