Nature Knows No Color-Line

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Exploring the origins of racial hierarchy, the book delves into the concept of color prejudice as a tool for domination and power struggles between different groups. The author, Joel Augustus Rogers, argues against the existence of scientifically valid racial divisions, asserting that all humans belong to one "race." He highlights how societies have perpetuated myths to justify subjugation and warfare. Additionally, the work addresses the underrepresentation of black contributions in historical narratives, providing numerous examples to support its claims.