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Category:
Sociology
Publisher: History 4ll, Inc.
ISBN-10: 9781934285053
Type: Non-Fiction
Pages: 153
Copyright: Mar.01,
Price: $20.00 (eBook)
Peculiar Affinity: The World the Slave Owners and Their Female Slaves Made, History 4 All, Fairfax, VA, 2007 is a monograph of sociological research. It is the 2nd sequel in a series of four publications. The 1st Sequel stands as Dr. Nordé’s Ph.D. Dissertation, Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice, College of Arts and Sciences, University of Delaware, Newark, DE, 1985, including the Dissertation’s two “revolutionary” and “game-changing” discoveries of U.S. slavery: (1) the peculiar affinity, and (2) the nexus of sex and reproduction. Worthy of note, this book has been internationally re-published as a Revised Edition and with a reversed title: The World the Slave Owners and Their Female Slaves Made: A Peculiar Affinity, the Edwin Mellen Press, NY, *Queenston *Lampeter, 2014. http://www.mellenpress.com/mellenpress.cfm?bookid=8855&pc=9 and the two editions’ Foreword is written by the late and renowned Professor William Chambliss, Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice, George Washington University, Washington, DC. In addition, this book and its Revised Edition have the endorsement by Professor Cornel West, Harvard University, MA.
The subject matter of this 2nd Sequel is twofold. First, the subject matter includes the intended consequences, children, of the sexual and reproductive relations between the South’s White American slave owners and their two and more sets of American Negro female slaves and Colored American slave girls at any one time. Second and most importantly, the subject matter includes the breeding and selective breeding of the South’s American Negro female slaves and American Colored girls by their White American slave owners. Those sexual and reproductive relations between the White American slave owner(s) and his Colored American female slave or Negro American girl, respectively, manifested the peculiar affinity. The book puts forward the appearance of those sexual and reproductive relations manifested simply as sex and reproduction between a man and woman. Its essence, however, is characterized that of a commodity producer, a man, and the producer’s own commodity, any one of his American Negro female slaves or American Colored girls, a woman, respectively. This peculiar affinity, as the evidence and data analyses strongly suggest, transformed into the nexus of sex and reproduction when the peculiar affinity had been implemented on a grand-scale throughout the South. The grand-scale, alone, is characterized as the southern sex nexus.
Gerald S. Norde, Dr. Gerald S. Norde
Excerpt
This book posits those American Colored and Negro children were procreated by the South’s White American slave owners who were breeding and selectively breeding themselves with their American Negro female slaves and American Colored girls. In reality, and as the data suggests, those American children were manufactured as “domestic” American commodities on a grand-scale through the peculiar affinity and its transformation to the nexus of sex and reproduction, together the southern sex nexus. In simple terms, the southern sex nexus consisted of the micro and macro levels of southern society. This was the system of slavery in the South. During the same time those sexual and reproductive relations between the slave owners and their female slaves and girls existed, those White American slave owners were also having two and more sets of children, families, marriages, and cohabitations with their American White women, their American White concubines, their White American mistresses, and their White American wives. Consequently, all the White American slave owners’ children from their Negro American female slaves and American Colored girls and all of their children from their other White American women, White wives and White American girls were factually all brothers and sisters to each other, siblings.
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