Confounding the Color Line: The (American) Indian - Black Experience in North America
"This collection of essays on Indian-Black relations makes a powerful statement about the complexity and inscrutability of race in American society.. Facile renderings of race in American history typically cast Whites as the perpetrators and people of color as allies in their victimization, but this volume jars us from that complacency by exposing racism's even more insidious effect of blurring the line between perpetrator and victim."