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1. 1. The Hidden Roots Of White Supremacy

   

   A historical and sociological examination of how religious beliefs, institutions, and narratives have helped construct and sustain white racial identity and dominance in the United States, tracing links from slavery and Reconstruction through 20th- and 21st-century Christian nationalism; the book shows how theology, rituals, and religious authority have been mobilized to normalize racial hierarchy, uses archival research, interviews, and polling to explain why many white Americans see Christianity and whiteness as intertwined, and argues that disentangling faith from racial control requires both theological reckoning and concrete institutional reforms.

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2. 2. Il Mondo Conosciuto

   

   Un romanzo ambientato nel Sud anteguerra civile che esplora la complessità morale e sociale della schiavitù attraverso la vita di una comunità in cui, sorprendentemente, anche alcuni neri sono proprietari di schiavi; seguendo le vicende di un ex schiavo che diventa proprietario terriero, il libro mette in luce i paradossi del potere, le tensioni familiari, le leggi e le pratiche economiche che sostengono un sistema violento, mostrando come complicità, ambizione e circostanze plasmino destini individuali e collettivi.

3. 3. The Hidden Roots Of White Supremacy And The Path To A Shared American Future

   And the Path to a Shared American Future

   

   It traces the hidden historical and religious foundations of white supremacy in America, arguing that myths about race, national identity, and Christian belonging have been embedded in institutions and political culture. The narrative connects those roots to policies from slavery through Jim Crow to contemporary white identity politics, showing how they fuel polarization, erode democratic norms, and shape public policy. It concludes with a practical case for candid historical reckoning, multiracial civic renewal, and policy reforms aimed at redistributing power and rebuilding a shared national story grounded in equality and common citizenship.

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