The Rise and Fall of the White Republic
Class Politics and Mass Culture in Nineteenth-century America
- 480 páginas
- 17 horas de lectura
An analysis of how popular and literary culture spread the gospel of white racial superiority.
Esta serie ofrece estudios originales en política, historia y cultura, con un enfoque particular en Norteamérica. Las obras representan un amplio espectro de puntos de vista de la izquierda estadounidense sobre diversos temas. Interesará a socialistas y a aquellos comprometidos con legados políticos y activismo a nivel mundial. Estas contribuciones dan testimonio del legado vivo del compromiso político por el cual sus mártires dieron sus vidas.




Class Politics and Mass Culture in Nineteenth-century America
An analysis of how popular and literary culture spread the gospel of white racial superiority.
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The book delves into the historical transformation of African bond-laborers into slaves, highlighting how this shift led to the emergence of color-based racism in Anglo-America. Allen examines Bacon's Rebellion to illustrate how the plantation elite granted privileges to poor white laborers based on their skin color, effectively "inventing the white race" as a societal construct. This analysis reveals the long-lasting implications of these racial dynamics, extending into contemporary society.
Groundbreaking analysis of the birth of racism in America - volume 2.