Essential Writings on Race

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.

'Essential Writings on Race,' edited and introduced by Jared Taylor, is a compilation of Samuel T. Francis's most significant essays on the politics of race, presenting him as one of the most incisive thinkers on the subject. The collection, published in 2007, features a well-organized and illuminatingly-annotated selection of Francis's work, addressing the root causes of the perceived malaise in Western civilization and outlining steps to preserve and revitalize it. 

Francis argues that race is a real and important factor in social, cultural, and historical events, and that whites must reassert their racial identity and solidarity to counter what he saw as a concerted strategy by non-whites to acquire power and a liberal ideology that he believed was detrimental to white civilization. The essays, which include pieces like 'Why Race Matters' and 'The War on White Heritage,' are described as provocative and controversial, yet intellectually serious and free from racial hatred, aiming instead to foster a race-realistic understanding of politics.