A history of racism and terrorism, rebellion and overcoming
Subtitle: the faith, power, and struggle of a people
By: Paul Alfred Barton.
Publisher: Xlibris
Published: 2002
Place of publication: [Philadelphia]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 410
Subjects: African Americans -- History.; African Americans -- Social conditions.; Racism -- United States -- History.; Racism -- United States.; Slavery -- United States -- History.; Racism -- History.; United States -- Race relations.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. [399]-410).
Table of contents: value: The early beginning of racism; value: The absence of racism during the Greek and Roman historical periods; value: The early beginnings of American slavery and racism; value: Slave resistence and rebellions; value: Reconstruction and racism; value: The Willie Lynch method: the brainwashing process and the conspiracy to create the slave mentality among Blacks; value: Aspects of the inferiority complex; value: The genetic roots of violence; value: How the inferiority complex has been used to keep Blacks oppressed; value: Police brutality and legal atrocities against Blacks; value: The racist propaganda machine; value: America's courts and injustice system; value: Blacks, whites, and intelligence: the great myths; value: Racist psychology: propaganda techniques, attitudes, and hypocritical responses; value: Envy of the Black family: how racist policies work to cause Black male and female family breakdowns; value: The racist religion and how it makes some Blacks enjoy their mental enslavement; value: Black domination in some sports and the response; value: Racist psychology, propaganda techniques, and common racist hypocritical responses; value: How racists and their supporters work against Blacks; value: Crimes of the century: manifestations of the inferiority complex.