books by Helga M. Rogers

books by Helga M. Rogers

books:

Helga M. Rogers

Africa's Gift to America: The Afro-American in the Making and Saving of the United States : With New ...

J. A. Rogers

Helga M. Rogers, 1961

What An Amazing Treasure Trove Of Information About Us!
I first heard about Mr. Rogers a couple of years ago. A young lady named Nikki, from San Antonio, who is a member of my Diaspora2000@yahoogroups.com list, where we discuss white supremacy and all of it destructive ramification on blackpeople andonwhites as well, ...

Sex and Race: Negro-Caucasian Mixing in All Ages and All Lands : The Old World

J. A. Rogers

Helga M. Rogers, 1970

Absolutely Fascinating
I discovered this book one morning when I had a few hours to spare and suddenly a few hours were not enough! I must have read half of it and then, when time was running short, skipped ahead to certain chapters in less than 3 hours. It was that riveting. I am 26 and I ...

Sex and Race: A History of White, Negro, and Indian Miscegenation in the Two Americas : The New World

J. A. Rogers

Helga M. Rogers, 1967

for those curious about race mixing
I read and studied J.A. Rogers books the most during a period of time when I was obsessed with blackness. As a black man in america, I don't think being obsessed with blackness is anything to be ashamed of however. It's simply a reaction to racism. In this second ...

Five Negro Presidents

J. A. Rogers

Helga M. Rogers, 1965

cat happy is wrong. this is a very informative piece of work,
please ignore cat happy's review. in his profile he has indicated that he is a lover of fiction or anything thats "false"! this little book as he puts it is very informative. all the information that was gathered by this authour j.a. rogers was information already ...

From Superman to Man

Joel Augustus Rogers

Helga M. Rogers, 1985

Pleasant surprise
While cleaning out a closet full of books at the community center where I serve as its Educational Director, this book falls off of the shelf. It has been the most enlightening book I have ever read! The previous reviewers have spoken ever so eloquently, I will simply ...

100 Amazing Facts About the Negro With Complete Proof: A Short Cut to the World History of the Negro

J. A. Rogers

Helga M. Rogers, 1980

Concise, precise, illuminating, celebrational: a must-have
"2. Benjamin Banneker, a Negro astronomer, made the first clock made in America in 1754... "3. The word 'coffee' comes from Caffa, Ethiopia, where it was first used and where it still grows wild... "5. The Negro arrived in the New World free from tuberculosis and ...

Nature Knows No Color-Line: Research into the Negro Ancestry in the White Race

J. A. Rogers

Helga M. Rogers, 1980

one of the best books on race mixing ever written
This book was originally published in 1952 and then renewed in 1980. This book along with the author's three volume series "Sex and Race" are simply the best books ever written on the issue of race mixing. The book consists of 11 chapters which are: I. Where did the ...

Sex and Race Why White and Black Mix in Spite of Opposition

J. A. Rogers

Helga M. Rogers, 1972

the last in the Sex & Race the series
The notion that 'racial' purity is a good thing has been and continues to be taught and encouraged in society. Although many (particularly whites) may consider it rediculous and even paranoid to think this, it is nevertheless true. After reading J.A. Rogers Sex and ...

The five Negro Presidents: According to what white people said they were

J. A Rogers

Helga M. Rogers, 1965

Who was the first black president?
This pamphlet is only 18 pages long, but they are very provocative pages. Rogers has basically collected some of the accusations in U.S. history where certain figures were said to have "black ancestry". In some of these cases, the black relative is so far back in the ...