Black Resistance

Right after World War II, independence and anti-colonial movements emerged worldwide. Concurrently, alongside anti-racist and gender equality movements, civil rights movements also grew in America and Europe. These movements, to an extent, revived the “white religion,” as Du Bois called it. White people felt threatened. It has always been this way. They are afraid of humanity and shamefully constructed history, science, sociology, psychology, philosophy, religion, art, and literature to justify that fear.