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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - ?y: 100%---Skin Folk, Not Kin Folk: The Invisible Boundaries of the Global Black Experience examines the history, identity, trauma, cultural formation, and lived realities that distinguish Foundational Black Americans within the wider Black diaspora.Mark A. Williams traces the forced displacement of African people through the transatlantic slave trade, the centuries of slavery and segregation that followed, and the emergence of a uniquely Black American culture forged on American soil. He also confronts difficult questions about migration, cultural appropriation, historical memory, internal division, and the assumption that shared skin automatically means shared history, shared experience, or shared identity.Written with conviction, compassion, and a commitment to historical honesty, this book is not a call for division. It is a call for recognition, accountability, cultural preservation, and deeper respect for the different paths that Black people around the world have traveled.Ultimately, Skin Folk, Not Kin Folk asks readers to look beyond appearance and consider what history creates, what trauma leaves behind, and what one generation owes the next.History informs. Truth liberates. Understanding unites. …