War Against Racism For Blacks: The Roadmap Towards Integrating Justice, Equity, and Fairness

By Adura Gbemi Adegboye

War Against Racism for Blacks is a powerful exploration of the enduring struggle for justice, equality, and dignity faced by black individuals in a society fraught with systemic racism. This book delves deep into the historical roots and contemporary manifestations of racism, providing readers with a comprehensive understanding

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• Language: English
• Publisher: MustardSeed Publishing
• Release date: Jul 2, 2024
• ISBN: 9798330265275

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War Against Racism For Blacks

The Roadmap towards Integrating Justice, Equity, and Fairness

ADURA GBEMI ADEGBOYE

Copyright © 2024 Adura Gbemi Adegboye

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War Against Racism For Blacks

The Roadmap towards Integrating Justice, Equity, and Fairness

INTRODUCTION

Chapter One

Origins of racism

Basic Facts

Chapter Two

Basic Terminology

Racial Prejudice

Racial Discrimination

Chapter Three

Race: a social and historical construction

Need for Understanding the Social Construction of Race

The Real-World Impact of the Socially Constructed Illusion of Race

Chapter Four

Basic Forms of Racism

Details regarding every format

The Hidden Roots of Racism: Exposing Individual Racism

The Effects of Racism on People:

Racism in Institutions: The Hidden Barriers to Opportunity

The Aftereffects of Being Unseen:

Chapter Five

Racial inequality

Racism across cultures

Real-Life Case Studies:

Chapter Six

Militaristic violence

When combined with other oppressions, how did race play a role?

Different facets of communication

Effect on Economic and Social Opportunities:

Chapter Seven

Class and race

Effects on Promotion Opportunities:

Sexuality and race

Effects on Self-Declaration:

Immigrant status and race

Racism Against Black People: A Historical Overview Casts a Long Shadow

Essential Concepts from Different Epochs:

Chapter Eight

A Graphic Record of Racism Against African-Americans Throughout History

An Examination of Anti-Black Racism Through Time: The Enduring Stain

Chapter Nine

Beyond the Black Power Movement of the 1960s and Beyond:

Chapter Ten

Social Norms and Their Influence Beyond the Law

Chapter Eleven

The Struggle for Civil Rights: A Prolonged Journey Towards Equality

Notable Accomplishments:

How Important is the Movement?

Examining the Civil Rights Movement in Depth: Going Beyond the News

The Movement's Enduring Impact:

Contemporary manifestations of racism

How to overcome Racism

How to Overcome Racism as an Individual

How to overcome Racism as a nation

How to overcome Racism as a Society

Chapter Twelve

Racism in the Environment:

About the Author

Acknowledgments

INTRODUCTION

This book is not simply about the pain of racism. It's about understanding its roots, recognizing its insidious forms, and, most importantly, equipping you, the Black reader, with the knowledge and tools to navigate and overcome it.

Within these pages, we will embark on a journey that delves into the history of racism against Black people, from the horrors of the Transatlantic Slave Trade to the microaggressions of everyday life. We will explore how racism manifests in institutions like education, employment, and the justice system, creating a web of disadvantages for Black communities.

But this is not just a story of struggle. It's a story of strength and resilience. We will explore the strategies for building mental resilience and cultivating a positive racial identity. We will explore avenues for advocacy and activism, empowering you to challenge racism in your sphere and work towards a more just future.

This book is a call to action. It's a conversation starter, a resource for understanding, and a guide for creating positive change. Whether you are a young person navigating the complexities of race for the first time or someone well-versed in its challenges, this book offers something for everyone. Let us begin our journey together, armed with knowledge, empowered by resilience, and united in pursuing a more equitable future.

Being Black in America is an experience unlike any other. It's a rich tapestry woven with resilience, creativity, and a deep sense of community. However, this tapestry also bears the scars of racism, a force that has permeated every aspect of American society for centuries.

Racism is just one of many painful topics covered in this book. It's about ensuring you, the Black reader, know where it comes from, spot its sneaky manifestations, and, most importantly, how to fight it.

From the atrocities of the Transatlantic Slave Trade to the subtle forms of racism that have always been a part of Black people's lives, this book will take readers on a trip through the history of racism. Black communities face a network of disadvantages, and we will examine how racism shows up in institutions like schools, workplaces, and the legal system.

It is more than a tale of hardship—perseverance and grit. We will explore ways to strengthen mental resilience and foster a sense of racial identity. We will discuss ways to get involved so you can fight racism where it exists and help create a better world.

You must read this book. A conversation starter, an understanding resource, and a tool for making a difference—that's what it is. Everyone can find something to relate to in this book, whether you are a young person just starting to understand the complexity of race or an adult with extensive experience dealing with these issues. Let us go on this path together: educated, resilient, and committed to building a better, more equal future for all.

Chapter One

Origins