मानव चिड़ियाघर का काला इतिहास || The Dark History Of Human Zoo :-

Once upon a time, exhibitions of humans were organized where humans were kept like any animal or object, which thousands of people used to come to see, this is strange but it is true or see in 1835, it was written on it that it was Greatest Natural and National Curiosity. After reading In the World, it may seem that it will be for some rare animal species or some new wonder of the world, but it was not at all like that. It was published for a woman, an old black woman whose name was Joyce Heim, its President. She was a slave of George Washington’s father and was the first person who took care of George Washington and raised him, but none of these claims were true. On August 11, 1835, this exhibition was held in New York City and it The world’s first human exhibition became the first human exhibition. On the opening day, there was a queue of people to see this woman. This exhibition attracted people and inspired others and it was the time of 19th century of European expressions. These expeditions used to go round the region. Connecting and discovering new business areas But along with this, other discoveries were also made. The people who developed countries like Africa, Asia, America, Australia had many stories when they returned to their countries, such as different looking people, their language, their interesting customs. But unfortunately, what they saw was not beauty but an opportunity to earn money, so thousands of natives of these areas were brought to Europe and America, some were bought, cheated and enslaved with promises of jobs and a better life.
Their natural environment was recreated for them, they were made to wear their own traditional clothes whether it was hot, cold or rainy, due to such living conditions they would often fall ill. If any of them died, they would be buried in the same zoo. During this time, they were treated quite distantly. Not only were they treated cruelly and humiliatingly by their owners, but bystanders who insulted them would also give food to the children roaming around in the inclusion. The largest human form so far was presented at the St. Louis World’s Fair in 1904. In this fair, people from Japan to Pentagonists living in South America and Indies were included along with thousands of people of foreign origin.
In 1906, Ota Benga, a man from the Bronx Zoo in New York, was displayed in a cage with forests, which thousands of people come to see every day and often make fun of him, he is called the Missing Link. Because he was closer to monkeys than humans. That foot had identified him as a cannibal. In the month of September of the same year, the New York Times wrote a report on him. A few days after the report was published, the publication was stopped and he was freed from talking for a few years. Unfortunately, he America could not adopt the lifestyle and six years after independence, he committed suicide on March 20, 1916. The Human Zoo continued for more than a century. After a time, the natives of entire countries like Africa, Philippines, India and many other countries were kept in cages and exploited. Because of these human zoos, many houses were broken and lives were ruined. The world’s last human zoo was presented in Belgium in 1958, just 11 years later, on July 16, 1969, man took his first step on the moon.