3-Trouillot writes, "Close as some were to the real world, planters and managerscould not fully deny resistance, but they tried to provide reassuring certitudes bytrivializing all its...

3-Trouillot writes, "Close as some were to the real world, planters and managers could not fully deny resistance, but they tried to provide reassuring certitudes by trivializing all its manifestations. Resistance did not exist as a global phenomenon. Rather, each case of unmistakable defiance, each possible instance of resistance was treated separately and drained of its political content' p. 83 Explain the context of Trouillots's observation. What does he mean by draining resistance of its political content?