Original sentence: In 2006 Ira Berlin concluded, "Phillips was not so much wrong about the centrality of white supremacy to the South as blind to its presence in the North
Edited sentence: By Anne Farrow, Joel Lang and Jenifer Frank, the historian Ira Berlin wrote, "Slavery in the North, like its counterpart in the South, was a brutal, violent relationship that fostered white supremacy.Complicity 's authors shred the notion, famously advanced by the Yale historian U.In his review of Complicity: How the North Promoted, Prolonged, and Profited From Slavery.Phillips, that the central theme of Southern history was the region's desire to remain a white man's country.Sadly, Phillips was not so much wrong about the centrality of white supremacy to the South as blind to its presence in the North