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Unmasking AmeriKKKa's Original Sin - Can you handle the truth?
K. Gerald Torrence’s AmeriKKKa's Original Sin is a groundbreaking collection of essays that lays bare the systemic racism and enduring white supremacy that have shaped the United States for over 400 years. From the arrival of the first slave ships in 1619 to the structural inequalities of today, Torrence confronts the uncomfortable truths that many would prefer to ignore.
Praise for AmeriKKKa's Original Sin:
“A revealing, riveting, and robust read…” – Maynard Eaton, Eight-time Emmy Award-winning journalist
“Illuminating and thought-provoking… A must-read for serious students of American history.” – Dr. Glenda Glover, President, Tennessee State University
“A brilliant treatment of topics often considered taboo…” – Andrew Young, Former UN A Bullet list ambassador
AUTHOR
K. GERALD TORRENCE
K. Gerald Torrence is a lawyer, educator, writer, ordained Baptist minister, and social activist living in Atlanta, Georgia. Having grown up in a family of lifelong educators, he understands the importance of education and information in empowering oppressed communities and fostering upward mobility.
He earned his undergraduate degree at Morehouse College and his juris doctorate from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. After practicing law for nineteen years, he transitioned into academia, spending over ten years as an assistant professor of business law at institutions such as Tuskegee University, Morehouse College, Philander Smith College, and Arkansas Baptist College. As a licensed and ordained Baptist minister, he continues to inspire and lead through both education and faith.
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AmeriKKKa's Original Sin
A collection of essays on racism and the continuing scourge of white supremacy
K. Gerald Torrence’s AmeriKKKa's Original Sin is a bold and thought-provoking exploration of systemic racism and white supremacy that have left an indelible mark on American history for more than four centuries. Torrence meticulously traces the origins of racial injustice, from the arrival of enslaved Africans in 1619 to the deeply ingrained inequalities that persist in modern society. His essays challenge readers to confront the uncomfortable realities of America’s racial legacy and spark meaningful dialogue about change and justice.
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Thought-provoking and profound!!! - "I found K. Gerald Torrence's "AmeriKKKa's Original Sin" very profound and thought provoking. The author's perspective is well thought out and he delivers his point unapologectically. This is a very good read and will force you to dig deeper when analyzing current events and the role race plays in them."
— D. Nevels
Great Read - "Informative and demonstrative in the way facts are presented and then analyzed. The author does a great job relaying information that is pertinent to the reader. As black Americans excuse me African Americans we need to be diligent in our approach to how we handle what we learn and how we learn."
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Waiting for the next book! - offers a fresh and insightful analysis of America's history, challenging conventional narratives.
— Matt Kline, Early reviewer
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