Official Review: White Supremacide by Reginald Sinkler

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Official Review: White Supremacide by Reginald Sinkler

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[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "White Supremacide" by Reginald Sinkler.]
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2 out of 4 stars
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Is any race supreme among humans? Who even came up with this idea in the first place? Sadly enough, white supremacy was put in effect in some societies years ago and is still rearing its ugly head in today's world.

In White Supremacide, the author, Reginald Sinkler, presents historical facts to show the reader why no race can be superior to the other. The author also provides facts to prove that civilization started in Africa and that ancient Greek scholars like Plato and Hippocrates were students in Africa. He goes further to say that skin color is just a climatic adaptation. Through facts like the ones I mentioned above, the author presents 25 antidotes to white supremacy. These antidotes are facts that readers can use to educate white supremacists on the equality of humans and prove to them that their race is not superior to any other race in the world.

What I like most about this book is that it addresses a societal ill. I am all for having a society where people have equal rights and opportunities irrespective of their skin color. And the author provides readers with invaluable advice on how to engage fanatics like white supremacists. Though I would have liked the author to include references to support the facts he provided, I still commend him for using them since these points can be easily verified online. Perhaps the book would enlighten those who think they are superior to others to understand that we are all humans in the same struggle.

Furthermore, I enjoyed the author's direct approach in his discussions. He did not dwell on irrelevant arguments and history lessons. As a result, the book comes out as a quick read that is easy to understand.

Nevertheless, it's a shame that despite this book's relevance and value, its editing leaves a lot to be desired. The formatting is inconsistent, and there are myriads of punctuation errors throughout the book. Having just 25 pages, one would expect the book's editing to be exceptional. Unfortunately, some of the words were put in bold fonts, capitalized, or even enlarged without any consistent form or purpose. These inconsistencies make the book unappealing to the eyes and unprofessional.

In conclusion, the book presents historical facts and provides valid points to crush white supremacy, but no thanks to the punctuation errors and uninspiring formatting, the book comes out unrefined. Therefore, I am rating it two out of four stars. I wish the author would address these issues and let the book's promise shine through. But even in the book's current state, I recommend it to readers interested in historical facts that debunk white supremacy.

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I’m glad the author decided to tackle such a tough subject and provide only facts for it. I hope he can fix the errors you’ve pointed out. Thanks for the insightful review
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Post by Rayah Raouf »

Truly a shame about the errors, especially since the content sounds quite interesting. I wouldn't mind checking out the book actually. Its quite short, so I am curious about the content. Thank you for the recommendation.
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