Colored Billy Yank

Exploring the historical roots of racism and oppression, this book delves into the transatlantic slave trade, tracing its origins from the seventh century when black slaves were transported across the Sahara. It examines the evolving demand for slaves across various regions, including Southern Europe, the Caribbean, and the Southern United States. The narrative highlights the justifications used by slave traders to rationalize their actions, portraying a complex interplay of exploitation and the false notion of benevolence towards those enslaved.