The Holocaust Imposed On Black Americans

The purpose of this book is to determine the extent to which African-American have been holocaust victims. Highlight the factors or variables affecting victimization. Identify the motives and particular events and evidence that makes that holocaust factual. These motives are analyzed in detail. I doing so, a thorough definition is given to what is meant by holocaust and philosophies underpinning its usage. Trends and surges are identified as well as underlining causes. The underlining causes recognize philosophies and politics that have made the lives of black more expendable. The perpetrators and beneficiaries of the expendability of black lives are identified. The perpetrators appear to be equal opportunity oppressors that serve the dominant socioeconomic group's hegemony irrespective of being a member or not. The beneficiaries are among the most privileged members of the dominant socioeconomic group. The holocaust they use and benefit from has been imposed for at least 300 years and is more incremental in contrast to the Nazis "Final Solution." Blacks do serve as entertainers. They best serve the dominant group psychologically, from their perspective, as "mudsill" for those who fail to achieve the material success expected and desired. Loss of life respecting the holocaust imposed includes reduced longevity, quality of life, and potential in this book. In defining the holocaust experienced by Black Americans, the nature and extent of the atrocities experienced will be examined. A correlation is described between racism and white resentment. The question is raised and answered on how and to what extent have white fortunes been made at the expense of blacks. A definition is given to "racial hegemony" and "American exceptionalism," including who benefits, why, and how does these concepts effect outcomes. The philosophies if Ayn Rand, Social Darwinism, and Eugenics (Sterilization and Environmental Racism) are linked to policies and practices which amount to the continuation of crimes against humanity imposed on African-Americans. They hypocrisy of being a saved Christian and following the beliefs of self-centered atheism and fearmongering in pursuit of enormous wealth, power, authority and influence is perused.

• | Author: Rufus O Jimerson, Dr|Rufus O. Jimerson
• | Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
• | Publication Date: Jan 10, 2016
• | Number of Pages: 292 pages
• | Language: English
• | Binding: Paperback
• | ISBN-10: 1523322403
• | ISBN-13: 9781523322404