Racism, Guilt, Self-Hatred, and Self-Deceit: A Philosopher's Hard-Headed Look at the Dark Continent
This is a REPRINT of an exceedingly difficult book to find.
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Note: This book is a reproduction of the historical text for academic, historical, or collector purposes.
2007 edition printed in 2026.
6" x 9" / 212 pages
Book description
Dr. Braun is a liberal American academic who came to Africa in 1975. He travelled, lived, and lectured in philosophy at universities in Africa. He then lived in Johannesburg, South Africa. This is what he learned during that time from his many discussions with Black people across the continent.
This book is unique in its subject matter and its message. It will shock many people both inside and outside Africa.
• Is it bad to say that whites are (generally) cleverer than blacks?
• Are blacks offended by such a suggestion?
• Do South African blacks really want black rule?
• Is it racist – and bad – to not want your neighbourhood (or school) to become black?
• Have you ever asked a black man any of these things? If not, why not?
• Why do whites feel guilty about all of this?
• Why Are These Questions Never Asked?
