TRIUMPH OF RACISM
This book is a comprehensive chronological compilation and thorough narrative of the history of white supremacy in Africa. It documents the extermination of millions of African men, women and children over a 200 year period following the Trans-Atlantic slave trade.
Established at the forefront of African Studies, the book argues convincingly that Europe's demonization of Africans as 'shithole' (beings that were not different from animals), a racist belief that led to their exhibition in zoos, and subsequently the barbaric and dehumanising Trans-Atlantic slave trade, was not just footnotes in history, but a concept that evolved. This concept was strengthened by the Berlin Conference, which partitioned Africa, fostered the Belgian genocide in Congo; the German genocide in Namibia; French genocide in Madagascar, Algeria and Cameroun; Western backed Biafra civil war; British backed Apartheid in South Africa; British War Crimes in Kenya; French sponsored Rwandan genocide; French war of terror for geostrategic control over natural resources in the Sahel; ongoing French genocide in the Southern Cameroons; Françafrique's masturbation of the African Union and the popping up of illegitimate dictatorial regimes whose corruption and political repression has condemned millions to a life of misery.
The book sheds light on Americans who bequeath Jim Crow on Africa, exposes the League of Nations and the United Nations, and divulged that these organizations were largely instruments of white supremacy, where colonial masters insisted Africa was not ripe for independence, and mutually supported each other in a collective effort to resist the decolonization ambition of the continent. It opines that under the watchful eyes of the UN Trusteeship Council, Africa was drenched in the blood of its pro-independence leaders, with the effects still visible.
In the circumstance of President Donald J. Trump's ugly underbelly revelation that white supremacy consciousness still equates Africans as 'shithole', the book call neo-colonial powers and their agents to repentance, to acknowledgement, and to shame, arguing that though it is easy to place the blame on Donald Trump's shoulders, he is just a manifestation of the ugliness of white supremacy, whether through Françafrique - France's ultimate symbol of a confiscated, perverted sovereignty and dogged refusal to decolonize Africa, or the United Nations Security Council which remains a legalized caste system and the most significant legacy of colonialism, with Africa without a permanent representation or veto right, despite having the largest membership.
The book concludes that Africa can be great again despite the sins of enslavement and colonialism, but if truth is not said about what racism did to the continent, what it is currently doing, and the ripple effect, then Africa will never get there. A desperate situation for countless Africans destined for the U.S. border, and even more chaos for immigration policymaking in Washington D.C.
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Established at the forefront of African Studies, the book argues convincingly that Europe's demonization of Africans as 'shithole' (beings that were not different from animals), a racist belief that led to their exhibition in zoos, and subsequently the barbaric and dehumanising Trans-Atlantic slave trade, was not just footnotes in history, but a concept that evolved. This concept was strengthened by the Berlin Conference, which partitioned Africa, fostered the Belgian genocide in Congo; the German genocide in Namibia; French genocide in Madagascar, Algeria and Cameroun; Western backed Biafra civil war; British backed Apartheid in South Africa; British War Crimes in Kenya; French sponsored Rwandan genocide; French war of terror for geostrategic control over natural resources in the Sahel; ongoing French genocide in the Southern Cameroons; Françafrique's masturbation of the African Union and the popping up of illegitimate dictatorial regimes whose corruption and political repression has condemned millions to a life of misery.
The book sheds light on Americans who bequeath Jim Crow on Africa, exposes the League of Nations and the United Nations, and divulged that these organizations were largely instruments of white supremacy, where colonial masters insisted Africa was not ripe for independence, and mutually supported each other in a collective effort to resist the decolonization ambition of the continent. It opines that under the watchful eyes of the UN Trusteeship Council, Africa was drenched in the blood of its pro-independence leaders, with the effects still visible.
In the circumstance of President Donald J. Trump's ugly underbelly revelation that white supremacy consciousness still equates Africans as 'shithole', the book call neo-colonial powers and their agents to repentance, to acknowledgement, and to shame, arguing that though it is easy to place the blame on Donald Trump's shoulders, he is just a manifestation of the ugliness of white supremacy, whether through Françafrique - France's ultimate symbol of a confiscated, perverted sovereignty and dogged refusal to decolonize Africa, or the United Nations Security Council which remains a legalized caste system and the most significant legacy of colonialism, with Africa without a permanent representation or veto right, despite having the largest membership.
The book concludes that Africa can be great again despite the sins of enslavement and colonialism, but if truth is not said about what racism did to the continent, what it is currently doing, and the ripple effect, then Africa will never get there. A desperate situation for countless Africans destined for the U.S. border, and even more chaos for immigration policymaking in Washington D.C.
TRIUMPH OF RACISM
This book is a comprehensive chronological compilation and thorough narrative of the history of white supremacy in Africa. It documents the extermination of millions of African men, women and children over a 200 year period following the Trans-Atlantic slave trade.
Established at the forefront of African Studies, the book argues convincingly that Europe's demonization of Africans as 'shithole' (beings that were not different from animals), a racist belief that led to their exhibition in zoos, and subsequently the barbaric and dehumanising Trans-Atlantic slave trade, was not just footnotes in history, but a concept that evolved. This concept was strengthened by the Berlin Conference, which partitioned Africa, fostered the Belgian genocide in Congo; the German genocide in Namibia; French genocide in Madagascar, Algeria and Cameroun; Western backed Biafra civil war; British backed Apartheid in South Africa; British War Crimes in Kenya; French sponsored Rwandan genocide; French war of terror for geostrategic control over natural resources in the Sahel; ongoing French genocide in the Southern Cameroons; Françafrique's masturbation of the African Union and the popping up of illegitimate dictatorial regimes whose corruption and political repression has condemned millions to a life of misery.
The book sheds light on Americans who bequeath Jim Crow on Africa, exposes the League of Nations and the United Nations, and divulged that these organizations were largely instruments of white supremacy, where colonial masters insisted Africa was not ripe for independence, and mutually supported each other in a collective effort to resist the decolonization ambition of the continent. It opines that under the watchful eyes of the UN Trusteeship Council, Africa was drenched in the blood of its pro-independence leaders, with the effects still visible.
In the circumstance of President Donald J. Trump's ugly underbelly revelation that white supremacy consciousness still equates Africans as 'shithole', the book call neo-colonial powers and their agents to repentance, to acknowledgement, and to shame, arguing that though it is easy to place the blame on Donald Trump's shoulders, he is just a manifestation of the ugliness of white supremacy, whether through Françafrique - France's ultimate symbol of a confiscated, perverted sovereignty and dogged refusal to decolonize Africa, or the United Nations Security Council which remains a legalized caste system and the most significant legacy of colonialism, with Africa without a permanent representation or veto right, despite having the largest membership.
The book concludes that Africa can be great again despite the sins of enslavement and colonialism, but if truth is not said about what racism did to the continent, what it is currently doing, and the ripple effect, then Africa will never get there. A desperate situation for countless Africans destined for the U.S. border, and even more chaos for immigration policymaking in Washington D.C.
Established at the forefront of African Studies, the book argues convincingly that Europe's demonization of Africans as 'shithole' (beings that were not different from animals), a racist belief that led to their exhibition in zoos, and subsequently the barbaric and dehumanising Trans-Atlantic slave trade, was not just footnotes in history, but a concept that evolved. This concept was strengthened by the Berlin Conference, which partitioned Africa, fostered the Belgian genocide in Congo; the German genocide in Namibia; French genocide in Madagascar, Algeria and Cameroun; Western backed Biafra civil war; British backed Apartheid in South Africa; British War Crimes in Kenya; French sponsored Rwandan genocide; French war of terror for geostrategic control over natural resources in the Sahel; ongoing French genocide in the Southern Cameroons; Françafrique's masturbation of the African Union and the popping up of illegitimate dictatorial regimes whose corruption and political repression has condemned millions to a life of misery.
The book sheds light on Americans who bequeath Jim Crow on Africa, exposes the League of Nations and the United Nations, and divulged that these organizations were largely instruments of white supremacy, where colonial masters insisted Africa was not ripe for independence, and mutually supported each other in a collective effort to resist the decolonization ambition of the continent. It opines that under the watchful eyes of the UN Trusteeship Council, Africa was drenched in the blood of its pro-independence leaders, with the effects still visible.
In the circumstance of President Donald J. Trump's ugly underbelly revelation that white supremacy consciousness still equates Africans as 'shithole', the book call neo-colonial powers and their agents to repentance, to acknowledgement, and to shame, arguing that though it is easy to place the blame on Donald Trump's shoulders, he is just a manifestation of the ugliness of white supremacy, whether through Françafrique - France's ultimate symbol of a confiscated, perverted sovereignty and dogged refusal to decolonize Africa, or the United Nations Security Council which remains a legalized caste system and the most significant legacy of colonialism, with Africa without a permanent representation or veto right, despite having the largest membership.
The book concludes that Africa can be great again despite the sins of enslavement and colonialism, but if truth is not said about what racism did to the continent, what it is currently doing, and the ripple effect, then Africa will never get there. A desperate situation for countless Africans destined for the U.S. border, and even more chaos for immigration policymaking in Washington D.C.
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| BN ID: | 2940162541127 |
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| Publisher: | Barnes & Noble Press |
| Publication date: | 04/05/2021 |
| Sold by: | Barnes & Noble |
| Format: | eBook |
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