In DOMESTIC WARFARE, Rodney Carroll offers a penetrating and unflinching exploration of the covert war waged against Black communities in America—a war fought not only with bullets and brute force but also through economic sabotage, cultural erasure, and psychological manipulation. Carroll meticulously traces how economic policies, urban renewal schemes, and aggressive law enforcement measures have systematically targeted and dismantled the economic and social infrastructures of Black America. This book is a crucial exposé of the unseen battlegrounds of the United States, where prosperity for some has consistently meant oppression and disenfranchisement for others.
Rodney Carroll does not merely recount historical injustices; he illuminates the hidden machinery behind them, laying bare the ongoing strategies that continue to reinforce racial inequalities. By grounding his analysis in historical facts, deep research, and insightful connections, Carroll reveals the true nature of America's domestic warfare—a war in which the weapons are jobs withheld, opportunities denied, communities displaced, and futures systematically erased.