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17 March, 13:05

What language in the Declaration seems to condemn slavery without specifically mentioning it?

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  1. 17 March, 13:14
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    "All men are created / born equal" is probably the best quote because it implies equality and all men are seen as the same in the eyes of God. This "condemns" slavery because it suggests there is no superiority/inferiority to others.
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