by Michael Moss
First published 2018
Michael Moss presents a systematic examination of racism and white supremacy operating across human society. Drawing from Neely Fuller's foundational work "The United Independent Compensatory Code/System/Concept," Moss expands the analysis beyond Fuller's original nine areas of activity to include health as a tenth domain. The book explores how white supremacy manifests in education, economics, entertainment, labor, law, politics, religion, sex, war, and health systems. Moss incorporates the scholarship of Dr. Frances Cress-Welsing, Fuller's colleague who helped bring his theories to public attention. The analysis traces the historical construction of race as a concept, examines Diop's Two Cradle Theory explaining environmental origins of racist worldviews, and discusses Maat principles governing human and universal order. Moss aims to provide readers with tools to recognize, understand, and counter systematic racism across all spheres of social organization.
Genres: african-american, education, biography-memoir, current-affairs, activism, academic, cultural-studies, american-history
Vibes: dark, intimate, suspenseful, thought-provoking
Tropes: academic-analysis, historical-examination, social-commentary
420 pages · Paperback · Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Content warnings: racism, sexism, violence