The Ethnic Myth: Race, Ethnicity, and Class in America

Luebke, Frederick C.; Steinberg, Stephen

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“…The premanumission decision in Sanford v. Scott (1853) disposed of any idea of incorporating people made racially black by their enslavement (Bashi Treitler 2013) when the ruling ensured that free Africans and their North American‐born descendants would never be citizens (National Archives 2022). European colonizers simultaneously colonized the idea of migration when they used genocide, enslavement, displacement, and war to found a nation on exclusionary racial hierarchy, reserving the topmost position and the requisite spoils for themselves (Bashi Treitler 2013; Marx 1997; Steinberg 2001).…”

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