Aug 19, 2021 - Gershom Williams, Sr - Haitian Joseph Anténor Firmin

Circa 1850, an international school of racial typology favoring
the superiority of Caucasian’s over all people of color had begun
to develop and publicly express itself. This international school
propagated the pseudo-science of biological and intellectual
inferiority of African descended people has been referred to as
“scientific racism.” In 1850, Haitian Joseph Anténor Firmin
challenged and meticulously dismantled the dangerous pillars of
the race myth and race propaganda. Gershom Williams, Sr explains
this environment, the players, and Firmin's response.

Gershom Williams, Sr is a retired Adjunct Professor of
African-American History and African-American Studies at Mesa
Community College, Mesa, Arizona. Routledge Press released
his essay "Anténor Firmin, Pan-Africanism, and the Struggle for
Race Vindication"

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