Propaganda and Communication in World History: Emergence of Public Opinion in the West, Vol. 2 Book

This book was very informative. It was a book that brought up many people, events, and ideas from history that I had never heard of before reading this. This book is written in the commentary style, and the liberal use of punctuation marks may annoy some readers. In a very short period of time this book covered topics such as Africa as an intellectual center, the distancing of Egypt from Africa by the west and western texts, Africa’s once conquest of Spain, the African diaspora, and the erasure of Black people from the bible and the origins of Christianity. This book is actually a series of lectures, and the amount of information in such a short period of time may, literally, blow your mind.

I gave it a four instead of a five because I feel that some names and references were left out of the book when needed. Other than that, it was awesome.