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The 21st Century Black History: From the Atlantic Slave Trade in America to Its Impact on African Americans Today

The 21st Century Black History: From the Atlantic Slave Trade in America to Its Impact on African Americans Today

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Black American History

Publisher Price: $23.95

ISBN10: 163692459X
ISBN13: 9781636924595
Publisher: Newman Springs Pub Inc
Published: Apr 8 2022
Pages: 374
Weight: 1.21
Height: 0.83 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

Black History in the 21st Century: From the Atlantic Slave Trade in America to Its Impact on African Americans Today is mainly about the injustices suffered by African Americans in America, especially the impact of the Atlantic slave trade in America on the negro race today, to include people of color. The impact of the Atlantic slave trade in the twenty-first century is high-tech lynching in America, that is, without the noose around the neck of the African American. High-tech lynching is defined in this book as the following: There are two phases of high-tech lynching. The first phase is characterized by violence, death, and/or destruction by white racists, race haters, or white supremacists, practicing bad spirit principal part racist hatred of racism against African Americans on the streets, to include people of color. The practice of racism is the use of racial or racist epithets characterized by the sentiment of racial segregation, white cultural and political domination that characterizes discriminatory language and/or physical practice of racism that involves violence, death, and/or destruction against black Americans in America. These are racist incidents on the streets. That is the first phase of high-tech lynching in the twenty-first century in America.

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