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1. The American Revolution and the institution of slavery;
2. Revolutionary ideology in a slave society;
3. Institutions, individuals and society: the dilemma of slavery and freedom;
4. The Revolution reinforced: social, economic and scientific sources of racism;
5. Conclusion
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LinsaY Alpert
reviewed Slavery, Race and the American Revolution on March 15, 2018
Slavery, Race and the American Revolution
Bringing to light the reason why only 5% of white people even believe in reparations, this book provides the reader with the premises found in both arguments of whether reparations should be distributed and to what extent should they be distributed. The examples included of the Tulsa Riots (1921) to the anti-reparations arguments of David Horowitz titled Ten Reasons Why Reparations for Slavery Are A Bad Idea and Racist, Too illustrate the intense controversy still enshrouding the debate on the after effects of the institution of slavery.
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