The 1787 Project: Volume I

The 1787 Project explores the true account of racial dynamics in American history. In this expansive exploration, the Project dissects the chronological evolution of political theory, science, religion, and philosophy as it pertained to the creation and expansion of racial constructs. Tyrannical ideologies built on these racial constructs represented the continued drive of ancient totalitarianism obsessed with controlling and subjugating others. The American doctrine of natural equality and individual liberty was founded to oppose ancient tyranny including slavery, segregation, and identity politics, a conflict that continues to this day. The first volume of the eight-part series explores the deep roots of slavery in antiquity and prehistory, its ubiquity among cultures across the globe, and the proto-racial constructs that later developed into various forms of biological and social racial identity. Under its Founding doctrine based on individual liberty, unalienable rights, natural law, and the social compact, America defined itself as a nation in diametrical opposition to the barbaric standards and norms of human history that continue to this day. Learn the truth about American involvement in the Transatlantic Slave Trade, the role of various social institutions, and the omitted facts of history that reveal the true exceptionalism of America in the ongoing cause of human liberty.