History of Mankind traces the deep, contested history of advanced African, Asian, and Pacific/Atlantic civilizations, and the mass enslavement and genocidal theories imposed upon them by global imperialism and colonialism.
Drawing on the geological and historical record, it argues that the peoples who built some of the earliest advanced civilizations on earth were not primitive - they were doctors, lawyers, nurses, and scholars, temporarily and violently enslaved by systems built to suppress that truth.
Inside: the geological and historical record from Part Zero forward, the worlds that formed in 3,000 BC, and a full accounting of how advanced civilization was recast as primitive to justify its conquest.
