Nature Knows No Color-Line

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Focusing on the origins of racial hierarchy, the book explores the concept that all humans belong to one race, challenging the existence of scientifically evident racial divisions. It argues that color prejudice arose from power dynamics between different groups, serving as a justification for domination and conflict. The author highlights how societies created myths and prejudices to further their interests, while also emphasizing the overlooked contributions of black individuals throughout history, providing numerous examples to support this claim.