Never Together

Focusing on the economic history of the United States, this book highlights the overlooked contributions and struggles of Black Americans. It critiques the narrative surrounding the past four years, particularly the absence of discussions on racism in economic contexts. By examining the brief period of Reconstruction, the impact of Jim Crow laws, and the decline of the Civil Rights Movement, the author argues for the necessity of lasting integration efforts to ensure equal opportunities for Black Americans. The work aims to provide a more inclusive understanding of America's economic landscape.