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Not often - it would be very counter-cultural.

However, there was a well-established tradition of the planters' sons gaining their first sexual experience with female house-slaves, since the daughters of those families were so carefully chaperoned.

The black women involved did not especially mind this duty. It bound them closer to the families, and they often became trusted friends of the planters.

One effect, however, was to alienate the male slaves, who were mostly kept out in the field, making them feel like a lower form of life, and watching their womenfolk gaining favours and more-or-less official higher status.

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