Black-On-Black Violence: The Psychodynamics of Black Self-Annihilation in Service of White Domination

by Amos N. Wilson

Paperback. Author, Amos N. Wilson. Criminology, Psychology, African Studies. Afrikan World Infosystems, New York, Publishers. Printed in the USA. Fourth Printing, Feb. 1994. Total 204 pages. Glossy covers (red & white boards with black and white lettering). The pages are clean and the spine is tight and straight. Very light shelf wear. Excellent book! "The psychodynamics of black self annihilation in service of white domination." Contents include: "The sociopolitical necessity of black criminality; Quantifying a myth: Statistics and black criminality; American society - crimogenic society; The creation of the black on black criminal; The identity crisis of the black on black criminal; Self alienation; Inculcating the beast; Chasing the American Mirage; Dreams without means; Suicide; Cosmic causation; and The neutralization of black on black violence and more. "This is a revolutionary book." Not easily found in just any used book store. Don't let this one get away! Priced right! *8BC2

Genres: Race, Politics, Psychology, Nonfiction, Sociology

204 pages, Paperback

First published November 1, 1991

Reviews

[Kevin Dorival · Rating 5 out of 5]

This has to be one of the most powerful books I've read in a long time. Dr. Amos Wilson is a genius when it comes to the Psychodynamics of racism, hate, and love. I truly appreciate his work and passion to uplift the black community. Someone had too! My consciousnesses has risen 10,000 degrees! Its fitting that I finished reading it on Memorial Day, which was started by black folks in Charleston, South Carolina. Read my blog: The First Memorial Day Was Hosted Former Slaves | Black History Lessons

[Chris Coursey · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is amazing although you may need to have a dictionary next to you when you read it. Dr. Wilson does an excellent job at explaining not only the mindset of the black on black criminal but the Eurocentric community in which it derives.