Chester, James Wesley
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"The African American Ethnicity" confronts and dismantles the last bondage of America's institution of chattel slavery in reestablishing ancestral nat
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ionality for Americans of unknown African ancestry. This definition of ancestral nationality recreates an ethnicity for this unique population in the manner ethnicity is defined for all other Americans. The definition eliminates any validity for the use of color, race, or euphemism as a substitute for the ancestral nationality stolen centuries ago in establishing that "peculiar institution."
Multiculturalism is also exposed as the current version of "benign neglect" adopted as America's way of dealing Americans of unknown African ancestry in the 70's. Multiculturalism, the tool for managing the diversity of America, cannot be successful in "leveling the playing field" without recognition of the ancestral nationality of all Americans.
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