Othello Williams

Othello Ives Williams (3 November 1820 – 25 March 1919) was the first Supreme Commander of Huria. Born into slavery in Atlanta, Georgia in the United States, Othello was the witness of many injustices against his people in the form of slavery, indenturement, and blantant racism. Though he lacked a formal education, Othello saught to improve his lot in life by illegally learning how to read and write, and purchased his freedom and that of his wife in 1838. He founded the Huria Foundation as part of the Back to Africa movements of the time, but unlike his peers, sought to do more than just return to the motherland.
Leading the colony he established into nationhood, Othello was responsible establishing the first marginally color-blind government in the world, where people from all nations, including Europeans, could join Huria and benefit from following his guidelines. Though filled with anger for the treatment of African Americans back home, Othello did not use his newfound power to oppress the white and Asian minorities in Huria, and instead promoting multi-culturalism that has since effected Huria's unique views today. Though he valued freedom and liberty, the two words that Huria's Swahili name comes from, Othello was also responsible for instituting the military government of Huria in 1903, viewing it as orderly and compatent compared to cumbersome democracy.
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Category:Supreme Commanders of Huria
Category:People from the United States
Category:Anyi individuals
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Category:1820 births
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