In 1619 Nobody was "White": Getting Real about Race and Slavery in Early American History
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In 1619 Nobody was "White": Getting Real about Race and Slavery in Early American History

by Charlie Rosenberg

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An examination of race and slavery in early America that questions when and how racial categories developed in colonial history.

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This work explores the historical context of race and slavery in early American history.

It challenges modern assumptions about racial categories during the colonial period.

The book focuses on the year 1619 and its significance in American historical narratives.

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