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We Were Never Less: The Defiant Ascent of Black America

by Eric Lawrence Frazier Mba
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Book cover type: Paperback
  • ISBN13: 9781949722321
  • Binding: Paperback
  • Subject: N/A
  • Publisher: Power Is Now Publishing
  • Publisher Imprint: Power Is Now Publishing
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  • Pages: 172
  • Original Price: GBP 18.59
  • Language: English
  • Edition: N/A
  • Item Weight: 236 grams
  • BISAC Subject(s): African American & Black

They didn't overcome. They were never less.

For four hundred years, the story told about Black America has begun from the wrong premise - that a people subjected to slavery, exclusion, and systematic destruction somehow rose above their condition. Eric Lawrence Frazier refuses that framing at the root.

We Were Never Less is not an inspiration story. It is a prosecution. Drawing on primary sources - plantation records, federal housing manuals, military dispatches, congressional testimony, and the published confessions of the architects themselves - Frazier documents what was done, who did it, and what a people built in spite of it.

Ten documentary essays trace the full arc:

  • The sophisticated civilizations of West and Central Africa that crossed the Atlantic in the bodies of enslaved people - and what that knowledge built when it arrived
  • The race science and theology constructed to justify slavery - and how it kept producing evidence that contradicted its own conclusions
  • Frederick Douglass not as orator but as strategist - and what his Fourth of July address actually argued
  • The federal housing policy that engineered the racial wealth gap into the geography of every American city - documented in the government's own archives
  • The War on Drugs as documented racial suppression - including the on-record confession of the Nixon aide who designed it
  • The $1.8 trillion economy, nine billionaires, 8.6 million college degrees, and ten Fortune 500 CEOs that emerged anyway
  • The 160-year industry built to make sure none of this was taught, remembered, or transmitted

This is the history February simplified. The record the curriculum condensed. The full accounting that the architects of suppression spent generations trying to ensure you would never find.

Written by a 63-year-old entrepreneur, minister, and 40-year veteran of mortgage banking who lived inside these systems - and who finally has the freedom to tell the complete truth about what he saw.

Every claim is sourced. The evidence comes not from the testimony of the oppressed but from the documents of the oppressors.

We Were Never Less. Not for one day in four hundred years.

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