A History of Racism and Terrorism, Rebellion and Overcoming

About the Book

One of the greatest social problems facing the world today is racism. Racism takes on different forms in different regions. Yet, the ancient origins of racism is unknown to most people. Who invented racism? Did Western Europeans invent racism and was racism a problem during Greek and Roman times? The answers to these questions will facinate many. In fact, the nation that actually invented the earliest, organized system of racism still has a very ancient and sophisticated form of racism today that hampers the progress of this nation and keeps more than three quarters of its people in the worst poverty and squalor imaginable. Racism and slavery in Europe began about the time of the Middle Ages. Religion and religious mythology were used by many to perpetrate racism, justify slavery and establish institutionalized racism in nation around the world.

This work brings to the forefront the trick of “brotherhood,” among some religious imperialists who are quick to convert others to their religions, while maintaining racist texts and practices today. The book also places an emphasis on the many slave rebellions that have occurred since European and Semitic enslavement of Blacks. At the end of this great work is a positive light which explains the overcoming of those who were enslaved through rebellion, struggle, faith and the good will of the free, and how the former slaves and their descendants have contributed to creating a great America and world today.

About the Author

Paul A. Barton is a descendant of an Ethiopian lady of royal background, exiled to the Americas during the 1830's. Barton is also a descendant of a Garifuna great-grandfather, one of the aboriginal Black peoples of the Americas. Barton is a college graduate with a B.A. degree in Business Management. Barton has written four books including, “Susu Economics,” “Susu and Susunomics,”(pub. By 1stBooks Library) and “A History of the African-Olmecs.(pub. by Iuniverse Inc.) Barton is also the inventor of “Afrikuandika: The African Hieroglyphic Writing System (originally pub. By Vantage Press, New York, NY).