At the intersection of politics, language, and power, each of these books unpack how race is framed, weaponized, and resisted. Through sharp critique and rhetorical precisions, Asante confronts the narratives shaping public discourse, and calls.
A rhetorical and historical analysis of political speech rooted in anti-Black narratives –excellent for media, communication, and rhetoric courses.
DA critical cultural analysis of race and political discourse during the Obama era–useful for sociology, Black politics, and media studies.
DShort essays from Dr. Asante’s collection that critique systems of oppression and call for Black agency. A good entry point for students.
