The Osiris Papers: Reflections on the Life and Writings of Dr. Frances Cress Welsing

I’m admittedly biased in favor of anything concerning Dr. Frances Cress-Welsing. The Isis Papers was a seminal text and is indeed a classic in African centered circles, a shining example of why language is important. A slight digression. So this book reflects not only on the writings of Dr. Welsing but her impact on the culture. All the contributors here are scholars in their own right and each have a valuable insight to The Isis Papers and her thinking. Most try to avoid hagiography and each essay is designed around one of the areas of people activity; economics, education, entertainment, labor, law, politics, religion, sex and war. Indeed a few of the chapters border on serious opposition to some of Dr. Welsing’s thoughts. The entry of Religion and White Supremacy by Reverend by Rev. Dr. Jeremiah Wright, Jr.He states, “Her generalizations may lead some to an incomplete or distorted perspective of Christianity. She makes some sweeping generalizations which, from my perspective as an historian of religions, are inaccurate.” His essay ironically strengthens Dr. Welsing’s theory of the impact of white supremacy on the areas of people activity including religion.A fair and balanced reading of Dr. Welsing and a well rounded book length view and review of her work with the emphasis on her magnum opus,The Isis Papers.It is a great reminder and remembrance of Dr. Welsing. There should not be a Black Psychologist/Psychiatrist/Therapist who is unfamiliar with Dr. Frances Cress Welsing. And if there is, avoid the shame read this book and of course the Isis Papers.

This book is excellent.

This was a powerful and very well written book. Love this author!!

Excellent book. Should be in schools for black children.

This is a must for any Black library next to The Isis Papers.

Easy to read instructions, and it only took 15 minutes to assemble.

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EXCELLENT !