Nonfiction review: Death or Liberty: African-Americans and Revolutionary America

Full story: Richmond Times-Dispatch

Freedom and equality were the ideals that drove the Revolutionary War and the birth of the United States and gave the American republic an esteemed place among nations.

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Blackinjun

Columbia, MD

and a rhetorical ethic created the systems that followed...

an "ideal" can be expressed as a rhetorical ethic, but truth is truth, enslavement DID exist in a land that touted "ALL men are created equal."

as the "ideals" of freedom and equality drove the "revolutionary war", so those same ideals will bring us even more detrement as time continues to "evolve" into truth and the need for this culture to maintain control...

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