Red, White, and Black
Rescuing American History from Revisionists and Race Hustlers
in:
Racial Studies
Summary:
The book challenges contemporary narratives about race in America, arguing against what the author perceives as distortive historical revisions and victimhood culture. It presents an alternative perspective on African American history, emphasizing resilience and self-empowerment over systemic oppression and racial grievance.
Key points:
1. Need for True History: Woodson stresses the importance of accurate American history, criticizing the focus on failures over successes.
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