Red, White, and Black Rescuing American History from Revisionists and Race Hustlers

This collection of essays challenges contemporary efforts to redefine American history through a solely politicized lens, particularly concerning the experience of Black Americans. Prominent Black scholars and thinkers unite to present a nuanced account, asserting that the United States was not founded as a racist nation and that Black history is an integral part of the broader American narrative. They aim to correct what they see as a false narrative, offering a complex and diverse perspective on the Black American experience within the nation's history.