Embarrassment of Slavery

Discover the profound insights of Michael Salman in his compelling work, Embarrassment of Slavery, published by the University of California Press in 2003. This thought-provoking paperback spans 346 pages and delves into the intricate controversies surrounding slavery and its implications on American colonialism and Philippine nationalism.

Salman meticulously examines how the existence and meaning of slavery influenced the dynamics of American colonial rule and the nationalist movements in the Philippines. By exploring the intersections of slavery and abolition, this book sheds light on a critical period in history, offering readers a deeper understanding of its impact on both American and Filipino societies.

Engage with this essential piece of historical literature that not only addresses the past but also resonates with contemporary discussions on social justice and human rights.