"Anti-Blackness and Human Monstro" by Jerry Rafiki Jenkins is a compelling exploration of the societal constructs and narratives that perpetuate racism and dehumanization. In this profound work, Jenkins delves into how Black individuals have been historically portrayed in literature, art, and media, and how these depictions contribute to the enduring myth of black monstrosity.
The book serves as an insightful critique, analyzing key cultural and historical contexts that have shaped perceptions of race and identity. Jenkins expertly argues the continued impact of these narratives in modern society, offering readers a deep understanding of the intricate ties between racism and cultural continuity.
This paperback edition is ideal for scholars, students, and anyone interested in social justice, critical race theory, and African American studies, providing a rich resource for discussion and reflection on the pervasive issue of anti-blackness. With his incisive writing, Jenkins invites readers to confront uncomfortable truths and engage in meaningful dialogue about racism and equality.