The Origins of Racism : From Ancient Prejudice to Modern Racism
Overview
What if racism is not as old as humanity... but something that was built?
For centuries, people have assumed that racism is natural-an inevitable part of human existence. But history tells a different story.
In The Origins of Racism, Frederick Amakom takes you on a powerful, eye-opening journey across time to uncover how one of the most influential systems in human history was created, shaped, and sustained.
From the ancient world-where identity existed without race...
To the rise of slavery, empire, and so-called "scientific" classification...
To the modern world, where racism still operates in visible and invisible forms...
This book reveals a truth many have never fully considered:
Racism is not the beginning of human division-it is one of its most powerful inventions.
INSIDE THIS BOOK, YOU WILL DISCOVER:- When racism was first truly formed in history
- How the reshaped human identity
- The role of "science" in justifying racial hierarchy
- How colonialism globalized inequality
- The connection between racism, tribalism, and the
- Why racism still exists today-even without laws enforcing it
- And what it will take to reduce-and possibly transform-these systems
It is a deep exploration of:
- Power
- Identity
- Society
- And the hidden structures that shape our world
If you are tired of:
- Simplistic explanations
- One-sided narratives
- Emotional arguments without depth
This book offers something different:
A clear, balanced, and intellectually grounded investigation
A POWERFUL TRUTH TO TAKE AWAYRacism is not inevitable.
It is constructed.
And what is constructed can be understood-and changed.
- History
- Politics
- Sociology
- African and global studies
- Social justice and human development
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Details
- ISBN-13: 9798195118990
- ISBN-10: 9798195118990
- Publisher: Independently Published
- Publish Date: May 2026
- Dimensions: 9 x 6 x 0.36 inches
- Shipping Weight: 0.4 pounds
- Page Count: 144
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