White slave owners breeding and selectively breeding themselves with their black female slaves and girls

Written for a multi-disciplined academic audience, this book explicitly and unequivocally demonstrates that the majority of Black Americans of the 20th and 21st Centuries do not have an African slave heritage history but a White ancestry. This book is a refutation of previously published scholarship and research which profess that the majority of Black Americans have an African heritage or an African slave ancestry. At the same time, this book is a refutation of prior scholarship which contends slave breeding was rare or non-existent in the ante-bellum south. The purpose of all of the chapters is to present a clear, simple, and practical synthesis of more than 25 years of sociological research on the breeding and selective breeding of black female slaves and girls by the South’s white slave owners. Both refutations are based upon the verity that the South’s white slave owners, their black female slaves and girls, and all the children between them were not African. Just as importantly, these white slave owners, their black female slaves and girls, and the children between them are the ancestor of contemporary Black Americans in the United States. These ancestors were not African.