Why Black People Face Global Bias: Race, Power, and Perception

Why Black People Face Global Bias: Race, Power, Perception was not written merely to revisit the painful realities of racial bias. It was written to ask deeper questions about how we arrived here, why certain perceptions of Black people have endured across generations, and what happens when those perceptions become so deeply embedded in societies that they begin to feel like ordinary truths.There are stories we inherit without realizing that we have inherited them. For Black people, many of these narratives have carried consequences that reach far beyond individual encounters. They have influenced opportunities, relationships, institutions, workplaces, communities, and how Black people are perceived and treated across different parts of the world.Yet this book is not written from a place of hopelessness. Quite the opposite is true.