The Warring Human Colors delves into one of the most enduring human dilemmas — why do people still judge one another by skin color, class, and belief?
In this sweeping social and historical reflection, John Chemaringo explores how prejudice, fear, and cultural misunderstanding have shaped civilizations from antiquity to the modern era. Through analytical storytelling and historical parallels, he dissects the myths of racial superiority, examines the moral failures of both colonialism and modern discrimination, and calls for intellectual and moral courage in facing these truths.
With philosophical insight and candid analysis, Chemaringo argues that the real war among humans is not between colors, but within our hearts — between ignorance and understanding. He invites readers to abandon defensiveness and rediscover empathy, reason, and the human bond that transcends every shade of skin.
At once provocative and enlightening, this book encourages open dialogue and reflection — not to divide, but to heal.
Whether you read it as social commentary, historical critique, or moral philosophy, The Warring Human Colors will challenge your assumptions and expand your understanding of what it means to be human. It offers practical reflection and thoughtful provocation for readers, educators, and discussion groups eager to examine race, identity, and reconciliation in a global context.
The Warring Human Colors delves into one of the most enduring human dilemmas — why do people still judge one another by skin color, class, and belief?
In this sweeping social and historical reflection, John Chemaringo explores how prejudice, fear, and cultural misunderstanding have shaped civilizations from antiquity to the modern era. Through analytical storytelling and historical parallels, he dissects the myths of racial superiority, examines the moral failures of both colonialism and modern discrimination, and calls for intellectual and moral courage in facing these truths.
With philosophical insight and candid analysis, Chemaringo argues that the real war among humans is not between colors, but within our hearts — between ignorance and understanding. He invites readers to abandon defensiveness and rediscover empathy, reason, and the human bond that transcends every shade of skin.
At once provocative and enlightening, this book encourages open dialogue and reflection — not to divide, but to heal.
Whether you read it as social commentary, historical critique, or moral philosophy, The Warring Human Colors will challenge your assumptions and expand your understanding of what it means to be human. It offers practical reflection and thoughtful provocation for readers, educators, and discussion groups eager to examine race, identity, and reconciliation in a global context.
The Warring Human Colors: A Social and Historical Reflection on Race, Identity, and Human Behavior
The Warring Human Colors: A Social and Historical Reflection on Race, Identity, and Human Behavior
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Product Details
| BN ID: | 2940185168912 |
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| Publisher: | Barnes & Noble Press |
| Publication date: | 11/06/2025 |
| Sold by: | Barnes & Noble |
| Format: | eBook |
| File size: | 697 KB |