1619 and BEYOND A Revolutionary Reframing of America's Past

Through deeply researched chapters, 1619 and Beyond explores the economic, cultural, and political consequences of enslavement, highlighting how African Americans have shaped the nation in profound ways. From the myths surrounding America's founding to the ongoing debates over reparations and public memory, this book dives into the complexities of our shared past and calls for a more inclusive understanding of American identity.
Engaging, thought-provoking, and meticulously documented, 1619 and Beyond not only critiques historical erasure but also inspires readers to engage in meaningful dialogue about the legacy of slavery and its modern implications. It offers a path forward toward reconciliation, equity, and justice for all.