The Rising Tide Of Color Against White World-supremacy

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The book explores the tension between materialism and idealism in nineteenth-century society, highlighting how pioneers focused on material concerns while neglecting the need for idealistic adaptations. It argues that this one-sided development led to a distorted philosophy, with man losing sight of his moral foundations in pursuit of material success. As the century progressed, signs of societal malaise emerged, raising concerns about the vitality and quality of the population. The narrative critiques the consequences of prioritizing material gains over ethical considerations.