Lewis R. Gordon - Fear of Black Consciousness

Lewis Gordon discusses the concept of Black consciousness, highlighting the fear it evokes in white supremacist societies. He explores the global diversity of Black populations and their historical significance. The book addresses white narcissism and the myth of colorblindness, emphasizing the challenges faced by Black people in white-dominated societies. Gordon calls for political commitment and creative practices to achieve dignity and respect.

In what ways does the author suggest that white supremacy affects the lives of Black people?

What does the author propose as necessary for Black people to live as agents of history?