The Racialization of Slavery
By Dr. Jawanza KunjufuThe Racialization of Slavery is an insightful and important book. Not only is it an easy read-but the fact that it is chock-full of illustrations, maps, real time observations, and photos of great historical figures-makes it a wonderful educational resource! Regardless of race, until you grasp the fact that slavery was only recently racialized, you are not merely laboring in misconception-you are being misled. Mr. Worthy has penned this work because like H.G. Wells, he too, believes that human progress is more and more a race between education and catastrophe . . .
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The Racialization of Slavery is an insightful and important book. Not only is it an easy read-but the fact that it is chock-full of illustrations, maps, real time observations, and photos of great historical figures-makes it a wonderful educational resource! Regardless of race, until you grasp the fact that slavery was only recently racialized, you are not merely laboring in misconception-you are being misled. Mr. Worthy has penned this work because like H.G. Wells, he too, believes that human progress is more and more a race between education and catastrophe . . .
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