The Black Holocaust for Beginners
(Part of the For Beginners Series and Writers & Readers Documentary Comic Book (#48) Series)
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Book Overview
Virtually anyone, anywhere knows that six million Jewish human beings were killed in the Jewish Holocaust. But how many African human beings were killed in the Black Holocaust - from the start of the... This description may be from another edition of this product.
Format:Paperback
Language:English
ISBN:0863161782
ISBN13:9780863161780
Release Date:January 1995
Publisher:Writers & Readers Publishing
Length:184 Pages
Weight:0.74 lbs.
Dimensions:0.5" x 6.0" x 8.9"
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Abolition Africa African Americans African-American Studies Asia Comics & Graphic Novels Discrimination & Racism Education & Reference Historical Study & Educational Resources History Minority Studies Politics & Social Sciences Race Relations Reference Slavery & Emancipation Social Science Social Sciences Specific Demographics WorldCustomer Reviews
7 ratings
A book everyone need to read.
Published by arnold , 3 months ago
this book needs to be read more and shows us the history of slavery. It is a book that makes you see how they were taken from their homeland and forced to march to the ships and then without much food if any and very little water. The torture, the beatings, the rape, that went on and it didn't matter if you were male or female or young or old. The deaths that happened along the way.
If more people would read this book and see what happened throughout history would make you think. Some of the atrocities just made you sick.
Awesome book!
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 6 years ago
I read this years ago and it was awesome, im buying it again.
GREAT. YOU ALMOST WANT TO SHED TEARS ON EVERY PAGE
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 15 years ago
THE INFORMATION WAS PRICELESS. IT HURT MY SOUL AND BROUGHT ME TO TEARS TO KNOW THAT PEOPLE WHO CLAIM TO FOLLOW GOD WALK SO CASUALLY IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF SATAN. THE CRUELTY INFLICTED ON INNOCENT MEN WOMEN AND CHILDREN WAS INCREDIBLE. ITS SPEAKS VOLUMES ABOUT THE SPIRITUAL DEPRAVITY OF THE EUROPEAN AND ARABIAN PEOPLE THAT THEY COULD ALLOW AND PARTICIPATE IN SUCH ATROCITIES. OUR CHILDREN AND CHILDREN ALL OVER THE EARTH MUST READ THIS BOOK SO THAT THEY WILL KNOW AND SO THAT THEY WILL NEVER FORGET AND SO THE HUMAN FAMILY WILL NEVER ALLOW THIS TO OCCUR EVER AGAIN.
A Must Have
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 17 years ago
I bought this book based on the previous reviews and its better than I expected. The illustrations and graphics are excellent!
An Absolute Must Read
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 18 years ago
The book is part of an ongoing series that explores individuals and topics that unfortunately receive little or incorrect coverage by "mainstream" historians/books. This nation has never faced the fact that its economy was built by the slave trade. Equally, many of the so-called heroes of the nation were the ones who pushed hard to continue or expand the buying and selling of humans. And the ramifications still reverberate today in the society. The book brilliantly uses text and drawings to vividly bring the facts surrounding slavery to life. You will be equally touched and angered about the blood and chains & what must be seen for what it was - the planned extermination of a race of people solely to build a nation. Critics will say that the book rewrites history. Yes it does. It places the sordid times in its proper context.
The single-most impacting book of Black history I've read.
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 25 years ago
I've been reading everything "black" I could get my hands on since I started my awakening. I stumbled upon the Holocaust book in a small bookstore in Albuquerque, NM and had it read by that afternoon; I couldn't put it down. I was so impacted upon by the pictures, particularly of Sister Translator hanging from her tongue because she could speak to many and because she dared to strike a white man. It was so very interesting to learn about the Arab slave trade, especially the current state of affairs regarding slavery in Mauritania and the Sudan. Of great interest to me was the numbers Mr. Anderson cites. My husband, who is also a Black activist, has said for year he felt there were 100-150 million involved; it's easy to see there were really more than that. I applaud Mr. Anderson's bravery in writing a book about things no one wants to hear. I was moved to tears. Thank you, Mr. Anderson and may the Lord of your Fathers richly bless your life for your contribution to the cause.
There may be more scholarly treatments...
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 26 years ago
There may be more scholarly treatments but the impact that this little book gives the reader makes it one of the most important books you can buy. Don't wait for the professor to assign it. Whatever your heritage/ancestry is, these are pages that you have to read for yourself. You REALLY don't know much until you do.
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