The Half Has Never Been Told (50% OFF)

The Half Has Never Been Told reveals how slavery was not just America’s “original sin” but the driving force behind its transformation into a modern economic powerhouse. It connects the expansion of slavery directly to industrial growth, capitalism, and America’s global influence, reframing the nation’s success story with evidence that has long been overlooked.

This book is essential for students, educators, historians, social justice advocates, policymakers, and general readers who want a deeper, more accurate understanding of America’s past. It is written in a gripping, accessible narrative style that appeals both to scholars and to everyday readers who want history told with truth and clarity.

Unlike many works that isolate slavery as a moral tragedy disconnected from progress, this book demonstrates how slavery actively built the United States’ wealth, power, and infrastructure. By combining survivor testimonies, economic data, and historical records, it bridges personal human stories with large-scale economic analysis, offering both emotional impact and scholarly depth.

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The book shows how the legacies of slavery still shape modern America—from systemic inequality to the structures of finance and politics. Readers gain the historical context necessary to better understand today’s debates on justice, race, and economic disparity. It provides the foundation for more informed conversations and decision-making in the present.