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easy ryme schme Alexina Morrison was one of many light-complected enslaved women regularly sold to men. Like models on a runway, the women were fashionably dressed, appropriately adorned, and coached on their behavior. “White slaves” were highly prized, and the most attractive of them sold at the highest prices. Their value derived not only from having fair skin but also from a well-documented near-white pedigree that was sometimes enhanced or entirely invented. Considered private luxuries, they performed as house servants and in the master’s bed.

Morrison’s case was heard three times before lower courts, first in Jefferson Parish, and then twice in the Fifth District of New Orleans. The first trial led to a hung jury and mistrial; the two that followed (1859, 1862) ended in Morrison’s favor, and she was granted her freedom. Her master

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