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Race, Economics, and the Persistence of Slavery

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By Jessica Parr, Xavier Pickett, Vernon Mitchell Jr., Remembering James Cone
| African American Intellectual History Society
Race, Economics, and the Persistence of Slavery *This post is part of our roundtable on Keri Leigh Merritt’s Masterless Men. Since Eric Williams’s classic study Slavery and Capitalism (1944), historians have been exploring connections between slavery, race, and economic policy. Williams was the first to establish the centrality of the transatlantic slave trade in European economic development.
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