1. Introduction
2. Ancient Literature
3. Christianity
4. Othello
5. The Ewe Bible
6. Beyond the Rivers of Ethiopia
7. Against the Category
8. Against revaluation
9. Conclusion
Biography
Kwesi Tsri is a teaching and research associate in the Equality Studies Centre, School of Social Policy, Social Work and Social Justice at University College Dublin, Ireland. He holds a PhD in Equality Studies, MAs in Ethics and Morality and in Translation Studies, and BAs in Anthropology and Theology and in Philosophy. His research interests are anti-African racism, equality, ethics, identity, justice, morality and language.
'Kwesi Tsri's imaginative, meticulous and engaging argument has convinced me that "black" is a deeply problematic way of categorizing human beings. Tsri makes a compelling case, which neither those labelled "black" nor those labelled "white" can afford to ignore.'
John Baker, University College Dublin, Ireland.
