The Purging of the Majority-Minority in America

This book argues that there is a eugenic effort to ensure blacks and browns never become a majority, rule, gain power, equity, and justice in this society. The ones who hold power and privilege in this society would remain so as they purge nonwhites from becoming a functional majority-minority. Institutional racism has created the pre-existing conditions and poverty to make nonwhites disproportionately vulnerable to COVID-19 and other viruses and ills without appropriate treatment. Testing, and other medical means to mitigate the harm caused. The Republicans under Trump are adhering to a strict application of eugenics that place blacks and browns, as well as the working poor (have-nots), in the front lines, giving up their health and lives for the benefit of wealthy plutocrats (haves). Described in the manuscript is the history of mistreatment and genocide against the nonwhite population of this nation. It reviews and concurs with the themes of the controversial 1619 Project, so opposed by the status-quo. The book further displays how the truth is buried under disinformation campaigns. Today, Trump is bringing the lies to the fore and his allies are pairing the latest in biogenic advances in the malign neglect of nonwhites who are growing into a demographic majority. At the same time the disparity in wealth, education, opportunity, healthcare, etc., have widened between deprived blacks and browns, and the super-wealthy and privileged whites. Fear of a white genocide in the eyes of those in power means banning abortion for their shrinking majority and phasing out minority growth through systemic deprivation and a pandemic that seems to be tailored to their demise. The spread of COVID-19 by ignoring precautions, like wearing masks and social distance, assisted in the demise of nonwhites and maintenance of white power without resorting to extralegal violence that portrays their real intent. Overall, there is no cure for COVID-19, racism, and hatred at the expense of the systemically deprived due to their race, ethnicity, religion, unemployment, and underemployed, etc.