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Book 17: American History in Black and White, by David Barton

 Date finished: 5/24/22


This is a book whose time has come. Author David Barton meticulously chronicles the history of the Democrat and Republican parties in America through the lens of how they each view race, and what each has done to end slavery, advance opportunities for black Americans, give them a voice in government at all levels, and abolish laws that violate their civil rights.

It's a startlingly different tale than the one most Americans believe today. The Democrat party -- as demonstrated by what they do, not what they say -- has historically (and even today) been the party of racism, division, hate, and yes, stolen elections.

This is a book everyone should read, because it uses facts to demolish the pretty packaging told to us by the culture, the Democrat party, the Democrat media, and the Democrat-dominated education, mental health, and entertainment industries. They cannot prove their claims. Barton does.

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