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Chapter 1
Introduction to this presentation |
Chapter 2
Our historical roots
in slavery
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Chapter 3
Freedom and civil rights, so why so much anger
today? |
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Chapter 4
Behind the cotton curtain |
Chapter 5
The tobacco
fields |
Chapter 6
The sweet life in sugar
fields
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Chapter 7
The slave camps
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Chapter 8
Child labor
and millionaires |
Chapter 9
Burned out in Immokalee
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Chapter 10
Native
Americans
and
the struggle for ethnic pride |
Chapter 11
No more
genocide |
Chapter 12
Restimulating
slavery patterns |
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Chapter 13
Shacks or shackles |
Chapter 14
Psychic leaps in Washington
North Carolina |
Chapter 15
Vagabonding between bankers
and sharecroppers |
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Chapter 16
Hunger in America |
Chapter 17
The human cost of
the wolf philosophy |
Chapter 18
Healthcare for profit |
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Chapter 19
Apathy and
institutionalized fear |
Chapter 20
Apartheid's
forbidden love |
Chapter 21
Southern Man
and oppression |
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Chapter 22
Our trashing of poor whites
and their trashing of others |
Chapter 23
Fighting hate crimes with hate is the real crime |
Chapter 24
In bed with the
Ku Klux Klan
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Chapter 25
Open up mass murderers, but don't let them down |
Chapter 26
Love crimes
or paternalistic racism |
Chapter 27
Oppression without visible oppressors leads to
self blame and destruction |
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Chapter 28
Sex, singles
and saving angles |
Chapter 29
Beggars and billionaires:
The perception of slavery |
Chapter 30
The world
right outside Disney World |
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Chapter 31 |
Chapter 32
Rats, ghettos
and
white flight |
Chapter 33
Guns or butter |
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Chapter 34
Disposable
society |
Chapter 35
The
scream from those
we dispose of |
Chapter 36
Exalting the scream
from the ghetto...of those
who jump to survive it |
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Chapter 37
How to give a damn about our
fellowman - children and
drug victims |
Chapter 38
Where
children see their siblings in coffins rather than
cradles |
Chapter 39
Our blaming of the victims |
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Chapter 40
Harlem's roses |
Chapter 41
Why we oppressors
love such roses |
Chapter 42
How white flight
cause anger and violence in our outcasts |
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Chapter 43
How we build ghettos
to make ourselves richer |
Chapter 44
Shooting up the white stuff in the shadows of Capitol |
Chapter 45
The grey ghetto
and the memoirs of Jewish ghettos |
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Chapter 46
Welfare mothers
in no
state of welfare |
Chapter 47
Alphonso's family |
Chapter 48
Our
violent destruction
of the ghetto family |
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Chapter 49
You
can get it if
you really want |
Chapter 50
Our
oppression of
the black woman |
Chapter 51
Brother, what a price
I paid! |
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Chapter 52
Visiting the
super rich |
Chapter 53
Our unemployed
"Sad young men" |
Chapter 54
Our racism stole
the jobs and future of the sad young men |
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Chapter 55
How I
left
the Rockefellers with "not a penny to spend" |
Chapter 56
"One
nation indivisible"
....but no school integration for MY white kids" |
Chapter 57
How we
oppress ghetto children to become "dumb"
- also in Europe! |
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Chapter 58
Our oppression of the homosexual ghetto
and it's subcultures |
Chapter 59
The ghetto subcultures
are stereotypes of our own darkest sides |
Chapter 60
And to our surprise -our
nice little ghetto project is fighting back against us! |
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Chapter 61
"Police brutality"
- or are we talking about our own violent communication? |
Chapter 62
Cop killings, riots,
retaliation - but love and
humanity after all |
Chapter 63
Love among the oppressed - in spite of all |
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Chapter 64
Do we have the same God?
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Chapter 65
Fortress America
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Chapter 66
Our
final confinement of
the ghetto |
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Chapter 67
Our ultimate oppression -the case of
Popeye Jackson |
Chapter 68
There is
a man
who stands in all our way |
Chapter 69
The end?
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The personal letters here below, which I wrote during my hitchhiking
around America, fits into the presentation in various places if you
want to spend a little more time on it. They are very personal in
nature and probably not all fit for American school kids - although
European elementary schools have no problems with them. |
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Book 1
Credits and citations
Thanks to people who helped me as a vagabond and later making this book.
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Book 2
A personal foreword
My personal background for coming to America illustrated with pictures
of myself in various situations. |
Book 3
James 5:1-6
How I first stayed with a murderer in New Orleans, then ended up in
"heaven" with a millionaire and finally found my place in poverty. |
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Book 4
Defeat in Wounded Knee?
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Book 5
Hitchhiking and psychic leaps |
Book 6
Credo
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Book 7
On saying
yes |
Book 8
Ideological blinders |
Book 9
Christmas in New York |
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Book 10
Easter in Detroit
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Book 11
Our historical oppression
of black women |
Book 12
Luke 7: 36-50
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Book 13
On the Kennedy myth:
John 8: 1-11 |
Book 14
Among Eloi and Morlocks
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Book 15
James' and Barbara's love
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Complete text here of
the original book in
printer friendly format |
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Book 16
Ghetto love |
Book 17
A personal afterword |
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