Van Evrie's White Supremacy and Negro Subordination

In this insightful reprint, John David Smith delves into the provocative ideas presented by John H. Van Evrie in his second edition work. The text critically examines Van Evrie's perspectives on white supremacy and the social dynamics of race during his time. It provides readers with an opportunity to contemplate the historical context of these views and the impact they have had on societal structures.

Smith’s analysis not only revisits the controversial arguments made by Van Evrie but also encourages a broader conversation about race relations in America. Through thoughtful commentary, the work challenges readers to reflect on the legacy of such ideologies and their relevance in contemporary discussions on equality and justice.