Includes bibliographical references

The Cress theory of color-confrontation and racism (white supremacy) -- The origin of alienation, anxiety and narcissism -- Unified field theory psychiatry -- Learning to look at symbols -- The symbolism of Christ, the Cross, the Crucifix, the Communion and Christian holidays -- The politics behind Black male passivity, effeminization, bisexuality and homosexuality -- What Freud was really talking about ... the concept of "penis envy" -- Guns as symbols -- The mother fucker and the original mother fucker -- Ball games as symbols : the war of the balls -- The symbolism of smoking objects -- Black fear and the failure of Black analytical (ideological) commitment -- The concept and the color of God and Black mental health -- The symbolism and meaning of rape -- The symbolism, logic and meaning of "justifiable homicide" in the 1980s -- Paper money and gold as symbols -- The symbolism of boxing and black leather -- The Cress theory of the Holocaust -- The neurochemical basis for evil -- Black children and the process of inferiorization -- Racism and Black child and youth inferiorization -- Black child-parents : the new factor in Black genocide -- The crises in Black male/Black female relationships : is it a false problem? -- Black women moving towards the 21st century -- The white supremacy system, the white supremacy mind-set and the AIDS Holocaust

"During the course of the struggle of African people against European racism, brutality and domination, many innovative thinkers have risen from our ranks. The greatest and most courageous scholars have devoted their lives to the pursuit of an explanation for the virtually inherent animosity most white people appear to have toward people of color. Unlike her predecessors, Dr. Frances Cress Welsing, a brilliant, Washington D.C. psychiatrist has rejected conventional notions about the origin and perpetuation of racism. Dr. Welsing's theories, lectures and scientific papers have provoked controversy for over twenty years. Now the compilation of her work in [this book] is destined to change the course of history."--Page [4] of cover