I bought the hardback version which is physically compact, yet very professionally laid out. The pictures and illustrations are clean and clear and just enough to make the point (and also verifiable yourself).
This book tells the story well, while also giving the exact sequential history of events. You can follow along with interest, and there is enough information that you can still come to your own informed conclusion without feeling like the conclusion has been made for you.
I also found it very interesting how "creating racism" that happened back then is eerily similar to how it's happening now.
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Very well written, well documented and a perfect balance of keeping interest and making the case.
I bought the hardback version which is physically compact, yet very professionally laid out. The pictures and illustrations are clean and clear and just enough to make the point (and also verifiable yourself).This book tells the story well, while also giving the exact sequential history of events. You can follow along with interest, and there is enough information that you can still come to your own informed conclusion without feeling like the conclusion has been made for you.I also found it very interesting how "creating racism" that happened back then is eerily similar to how it's happening now.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2022
This book tells the story well, while also giving the exact sequential history of events. You can follow along with interest, and there is enough information that you can still come to your own informed conclusion without feeling like the conclusion has been made for you.
I also found it very interesting how "creating racism" that happened back then is eerily similar to how it's happening now.
Very well written, well documented and a perfect balance of keeping interest and making the case.
Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2022
I bought the hardback version which is physically compact, yet very professionally laid out. The pictures and illustrations are clean and clear and just enough to make the point (and also verifiable yourself).Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2022
This book tells the story well, while also giving the exact sequential history of events. You can follow along with interest, and there is enough information that you can still come to your own informed conclusion without feeling like the conclusion has been made for you.
I also found it very interesting how "creating racism" that happened back then is eerily similar to how it's happening now.
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