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Category:
Sociology
Publisher: The Mellwn Press
ISBN-10: 13:9780773444874
Type: Non-Fiction
Pages: 218
Copyright: Jan 01,2014
ISBN-13: 10:0773444874
Price: $20.00 (eBook)
This book is the 3rd Sequel is a series of four publications on slavery in the United States (U.S.) during the U.S. domestic slave era. This 3rd Sequel has the revealing title: White Slave Owners Breeding and Selectively Breeding Themselves with Their Black Female Slaves and Girls: Why Black Americans Are Not Descendants of Africans or African Slaves. “We are not African Americans!”, Edwin Mellen Press, Lewiston, NY, *Queenston*Lampeter*, The book also has a highly commendable Foreword written by Arthur E. Thomas, Ed.D, President Emeritus, of Central State University, Ohio. Most importantly, this 3rd sequel has been awarded the international book prize: The Adèlé Mellen Prize for its Distinguished Contribution to Scholarship, 2014. http://www.mellenpress.com/mellenpress.cfm?bookid=8855&pc=9.
Most importantly, the book’s 28 years of sociological research have also provided the scientific certainty the South’s White American slave owners were breeding and selectively breeding only themselves with their Negro American female slaves and Colored American girls. The children who were born from the breeding and selective breeding were bought and sold as U.S. domestic commodities. The essence of these children was strictly American. However, those children appeared as American “domestic” commodities, “domestic” slaves, and not African slaves. Those children were advertised in newspapers as American slaves for breeding, selective breeding, advertised as commodities and, even, advertised as lottery prizes. Simply put, those children were bred, manufactured, and produced as commodities only in America, “domestic”.
Dr. Gerald S. Norde, Gerald S. Norde
Excerpt
Chapter 3 presents the complete data analyses of a variety of nine (9) data sources and documentary materials and concludes with a re-interpretation of the “original” White, Black, Negro, and Colored American families in and from the South. The re-interpretation is substantiated with the explanation of the origin of the 6,000,000 American children having been bred and manufactured as commodities and as slaves during the U.S. domestic slave era. Those 6,000,000 American children were not African; they were all born in the South and on U.S. soil. This chapter posits the White American slave owners’ “primary” sets of children were procreated with only their White American women. All of the South’s White American slave owners identified these “primary” sets of American children with only the color “white”. The South’s White American slave owners’ “secondary” sets of American children were the children who were procreated, “bred,” “reared,” “raised in Virginia,” and “manufactured” with their American Negro female slaves and Colored American girls. Those “secondary” sets of American children were identified with a variety of non-white skin colors, i.e., “YELLOW,” “NEGRO WENCH,” “Quadroon,” “mulatto,” “octoroon,” and more non-white colors. In addition, the “primary” sets of American children who were identified with the color “white” were included into or were a part of the White American slave owners’ legal wills, estates, legal marriages, “primo geniture”, their families’ inheritances, but not so for the “secondary” sets of American children whose colors were “other” than “white”.
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