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Four hundred years after the first Black people were kidnapped from Africa and forced to labor for free in the plantations of the Americas; Blackicide—the hunting and killing of Black people for fun, propelled by racism and hatism—continues to be manifest in America. Open lynching has been replaced by extrajudicial executions deemed lawful by American jurisprudence. This anthology catalogs examples of official and unofficial Blackicide. The perpetrators are rarely punished or are given a slap on the wrist.
Four hundred years after the first Black people were kidnapped from Africa and forced to labor for free in the plantations of the Americas; Blackicide—the hunting and killing of Black people for fun, propelled by racism and hatism—continues to be manifest in America. Open lynching has been replac...
About the author
John Brown is an astute observer of history and cultural changes that are rooted in history because history is cyclical and repeats itself. Born several decades ago, John Brown has written extensively on culture, religion, philosophy, and politics. This is his first published work on racism and hatism in America and its connection to the current injustice inflicted on Black Americans by the majority White.
As with the Civil Rights Movement, the author hopes that continued and persistent public education may lead to changes in the grand jury system, the selection of juries, and the biased sentencing system.
John Brown is an astute observer of history and cultural changes that are rooted in history because history is cyclical and repeats itself. Born several decades ago, John Brown has written extensively on culture, religion, philosophy, and politics. This is his first published work on racism and h...
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