Memorial reading collection
This collection honors the intellectual legacy of Dr. Frances Cress Welsing by bringing together works that examine racism, inequality, history, psychology, justice, and social change.
Selected bibliography
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A compilation of essays presenting Welsing’s framework for interpreting racism and its social effects. The volume is included as the central work in this memorial reading guide.
ISBN9781602819597
PublisherAfrikan World Books
Publication dateDecember 1, 2004
A collection of reflections that considers Welsing’s life, writings, influence, and place within ongoing discussions of racism and counter-racist thought.
ISBN9781574781625
PublisherBlack Classic Press
Publication dateMarch 18, 2019
An examination of the psychological consequences of enslavement and oppression, with attention to cultural understanding, personal development, and recovery.
ISBN9780935257052
PublisherMind Productions & Associates
Publication dateAugust 1, 1996
A set of essays applying a psychological framework to racist conduct and institutions. Readers may approach its arguments alongside historical and contemporary scholarship.
ISBN9780883780718
PublisherThird World Press
Publication dateDecember 1, 1985
A study of how the trauma of enslavement and continuing racial inequality may shape behavior across generations, accompanied by a focus on recognition and healing.
ISBN9780985217204
PublisherJoy DeGruy Publications
Publication dateJanuary 1, 2005
A broad history of the domestic slave economy in the United States and the systems through which enslaved people and their families were exploited.
ISBN9781613748206
PublisherLawrence Hill Books
Publication dateOctober 1, 2015
An account of legal advocacy that explores unequal sentencing, wrongful convictions, poverty, and the role of mercy in efforts to improve the criminal legal system.
ISBN9780812984965
PublisherOne World
Publication dateAugust 18, 2015
A history examining the central role of enslaved labor in the expansion of the United States economy and the development of American capitalism.
ISBN9780465049660
PublisherBasic Books
Publication dateOctober 25, 2016
A biographical study of the writer, educator, critic, and political activist, tracing how his thinking connected class analysis, racial justice, and early twentieth-century radicalism.
ISBN9780231139106
PublisherColumbia University Press
Publication dateNovember 25, 2008
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