
Length15h 28m
About this audiobook
In "The Story of the Blacks," Charles White presents a comprehensive and thought-provoking exploration of the African American experience through a rich tapestry of historical narratives and personal testimonies. White's literary style is marked by eloquence and depth, weaving together meticulous research with vivid storytelling that brings to life the trials and triumphs of Black individuals throughout American history. The book addresses pivotal themes such as systemic racism, resilience, and identity, situating itself within the broader context of racial discourse in America and contributing significantly to the canon of African American literature. Charles White, a celebrated artist and educator, dedicated his life to portraying the dignity and strength of Black culture. His experiences growing up amid racial tensions and his deep commitment to social justice inspired his exploration of Black identity and history. White's artistry extends beyond visual mediums; his insightful prose in this book reflects his lifelong mission to challenge stereotypes and elevate marginalized voices, revealing the complexities of Black heritage. "The Story of the Blacks" is an essential read for anyone seeking to understand the intricate layers of American history and the Black experience. It serves as a rich resource for scholars, students, and general readers alike, fostering dialogue about race and history while inspiring a greater appreciation for the contributions of African Americans.
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GenreHistory
Length15 hrs 28 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateNov 22, 2022
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Introduction
2Chapter I.—Dampier's Account.
3Chapter II.—Cook's Account.
4Chapter III.—GOVERNOR PHILLIP'S EXPERIENCES.
5CHAPTER IV.—The Racial War Begins.
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6CHAPTER V.—Flinders' Account.
7CHAPTER VI.—Governor Macquarie's System.
8CHAPTER VII.—First Experience with the Interior Tribes.
9CHAPTER VIII.—The Darling Blacks.
10CHAPTER IX.—Dr. Leichhardt's Experiences.
11CHAPTER X.—THE MURDER OF KENNEDY, THE EXPLORER.
12CHAPTER XI.—A Few Massacres.
13CHAPTER XII.—The Border Police.
14CHAPTER XIII.—TROUBLES IN PORT PHILLIP.
15CHAPTER XIV.—The South Australian Tribes.
16CHAPTER XV.—THE WEST AUSTRALIAN TRIBES.
17CHAPTER XVI.—The Queensland Tribes.
18CHAPTER XVII.—THE WAR OF EXTERMINATION IN VAN DIEMEN'S LAND.
19CHAPTER XVIII.—FORMAL TRIALS OF NATIVES FOR MURDER.
20CHAPTER XIX.—PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE ABORIGINES.
21CHAPTER XX.—Marriage Customs.
22CHAPTER XXI.—MOTHERHOOD and CHILDHOOD.
23CHAPTER XXII.—CHILDHOOD AND YOUTH.
24CHAPTER XXIII.—THE MAN-MAKING CEREMONY.
25CHAPTER XXIV.—LIFE IN THE CAMP.
26CHAPTER XXV.—WEAPONS AND IMPLEMENTS.
27CHAPTER XXVI.—Food, and Their Methods of Procuring It.
28CHAPTER XXVII.—The Practice Of Cannibalism.
29CHAPTER XXVIII.—Clothing And Ornaments.
30CHAPTER XXIX.—The Corroboree or National Song Dance.
31CHAPTER XXX.—Signs And Signals. Barter, Mimicry, &c.
32CHAPTER XXXI.—The Natives As Trackers.
33CHAPTER XXXII.—Their Superstitions And Traditions.
34CHAPTER XXXIII.—Diseases And Their Treatment.
35CHAPTER XXXIV.—Burials And Mourning.
36CHAPTER XXXV.—Tribal Wars.
37CHAPTER XXXVI.—Black Bloodhounds—The Native Police.
38CHAPTER XXXVII.—Attempts To Civilize And Christianise.
39CHAPTER XXXVIII.—Decimation And Extinction.