From Superman to Man

By: J.A. Rogers

Narrated by: Hal Saunders

J.A., Roger's novel, first published in 1917 is a polemic against the ignorance behind racism. The plot is based around a debate between a Pullman porter and a racist politician. The author deals with racism and bigotry in an exemplary way.

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Superb Debate on the Race question

this is a classic work it should be reviewed in every classroom in America the whole idea of race should be slowly eliminated from our culture for it is the most divisive philosophy known to man this book makes a superb argument as to its elimination

Written with sincere compassion for America

Although this work written from many years as both a observer of people from the vantage point of a Pullman Porter in the early 1900’s and a black man in search of addressing the injustices this country has inflicted on black people. J.A. Rogers careful analysis of the race relations and his recommendations for addressing these injustices fall on death ears to the barbaric white man as evidenced from 1917 to today.

Confused

The most honest book so I’ve had a chance to listen and adore.

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What is a MINUAL?

Best book ever

Great book, very knowledgeable and kept me engaged!! I wanted to listen again and again!

Very Pleased Reading/Hearing Again

It's been more than forty years since I first read/hear and very pleased it's was better the second time around. A Fiction that reads like nonfiction in historical facts and references.