The Blueprint and the Breaking: A History of How Race Was Invented in America, How Control Was Engineered, and How the Cycle Ends
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The Blueprint and the Breaking: A History of How Race Was Invented in America, How Control Was Engineered, and How the Cycle Ends

by Camara Starks

American History social justice Race Studies
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The Blueprint and the Breaking examines the invention of race in America, the systems of control built around it, and the possibility of ending the cycle. Camara Starks offers a historically focused exploration for readers seeking to understand race, power, and the structures shaping American society.

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The Blueprint and the Breaking explores the history of how race was invented in America.

It examines how systems of control were engineered and connected to racial ideas.

The book also considers the persistence of these patterns and the possibility of ending the cycle.

Camara Starks presents a focused title for readers interested in race, American history, and social systems.

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