Title: How Blacks Built America
Summary:
Content Overview:
“How Blacks Built America” by Joe R. Feagin offers a profound exploration of the significant contributions of Black Americans to the development and prosperity of the United States. Through meticulous research and compelling narrative, Feagin unveils the often overlooked history of Black labor, innovation, and resilience that played a pivotal role in shaping American society and economy. From the forced labor of enslaved Africans to the struggles for civil rights and beyond, the book chronicles the enduring impact of Black Americans on various aspects of American life, including agriculture, industry, culture, politics, and more. With rich historical insights and thought-provoking analysis, “How Blacks Built America” provides a comprehensive account of the indispensable role of Black labor and ingenuity in the building of the nation.
Author:
Joe R. Feagin is an esteemed sociologist and author known for his expertise in the study of race, ethnicity, and social inequality. With a prolific career spanning decades, Feagin has authored numerous books and scholarly articles that examine the dynamics of racism and its impact on society. As the author of “How Blacks Built America,” Feagin brings his deep understanding of race relations and social history to illuminate the often neglected contributions of Black Americans to the fabric of American society.
Publisher: Routledge