About the Author Gerald S. Nordé, Sr. Ph.D., Sociologist         Gerald S. Nordé, Ph.D., Sociologist is the author of three published monographs: (1) the South's white slave owners' breeding and selective breeding of their black black female slaves and colored girls during the U.S. domestic slave era, 1807-65, (2) the the South's white slave owners' two and more sets of children and families with their white women, white girls, and their white wives, and (3) the South's white slave owners' two and more sets of children and families with their black female slaves and colored girls. The three published monographs combine to form four sequels, including his Ph.D. dissertation on white slave owners' breeding themselves with their black female slaves and girls and its consequences.   The first sequel begins with his Ph.D. disssertation: From Genesis to Phoenix: The Breeding of Slaves during the Domestic Slave Era, 1807-1865, and Its Consequences,  the Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice, University of Delaware, Newark, DE, 1985. Dr. Norde's first published book and the second sequel is Peculiar Affinity: The World the Slave Owners and Their Female Slaves Made, History 4 All, Inc., Fairfax, VA, 2007. This second sequel has been re-printed an a Revised Edition and with a reversed title: The World the Slave Owners and Their Female Slaves Made: Peculiar Affinity, the Edwin Mellen Press, Lewiston, NY, 2014   Dr. Norde's second publication and the third sequel is titled, White Slave Owners Breeding and Selectively Breeding Themselves with their Black Female Slaves and Girls.: Why Black Americans Are Not Descendants of Africans and African Slaves "We are not African Americans!" , the Edwin Mellen Press, Lewiston, NY, 2014. In addition, this third sequel has been awarded the international book prize: The Adele Mellen Prize for its Distinguished Contribution to Scholarship, 2014. He is the primary and sole author of The White Paper, The Fallacy of Slavery in the United States, Black Americans Are Not Descendants of Africans or African Slaves, 2013.   Dr. Nordé is the first Original or Natural American (formally Black, Negro, or Colored American) ever to graduate with a Philosophical Doctorate (Ph.D.) in sociology from the Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice, the University of Delaware, Newark, DE, 1985. Just as importantly,  his Ph.D. dissertation is the first dissertation in sociology written by an Black, Negro, and Colored American and submitted to and accepted by the University of Delaware, 1985. Dr. Nordé also holds a Master of Science degree (Ms.Ed.) in Educational Administration and Supervision, Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville, IL, 1975. He maintains the State of  Maryland teaching and administrative certifications: Spanish (K-12) and Administration (K-12), respectively. He holds a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, IL, 1971 with a major in Spanish and a minor in philosophy. Dr. Nordé has held two full-time professorships with the Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice, Lincoln University, PA, and the Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice, Central State University, Xenia, OH. Adjunct professorships include the Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice, University of the District of Columbia; the Department of Foreign Languages, Delaware State University, Dover, DE, and the Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice, the George Washington University, Washington, DC. Currently, Dr. Nordé is a faculty member with the Department of World Languages, Edmondson High School, Baltimore City Public Schools, Baltimore, MD.           

Dr. Norde is the first Natural or Original American to graduate with a Ph.D. degree in sociology from the University of Delaware; and,his Ph.D. dissertation is the first dissertation written by an Original American in sociology at the University of Delaware. He found and directed the juvenile justice program: Corrections Learning America '76", State of Illinois, Department of Corrections, Juvenile Division, Southern Correctional Region, East St. Louis, IL. This juvenile justice correctional program involved five states in America with the Inter State Compact Corrections Agreement. Dr. Norde directed a staff of five and wardened 24 juvenile prisoners while traveling down 600 miles of the Mississippi River on two pontoon prison boats. This juvenile prison journey lasted six weeks. This achievement is recorded in the St. Louis Post Dispatch Newspaper, St. Louis. MO, 1975. Dr. Norde was awarded the University of Delaware Graduate Fellowship, 1983-84 and the Southern Illinois University, Edwardville, Martin Luther King, Jr. Scholarship, 1970-71.