A person can cross a border and discover that the categories around them have changed before anyone explains the rules.

Race and Racism Across the Globe: The Americas looks at that uncomfortable reality across countries, languages, histories, and institutions. The same body can be read differently. The same word can carry different weight. The same family history can be translated, flattened, or misunderstood.

This is not an encyclopedia of every racial system in the hemisphere. It is a decoder for readers who need sharper questions: travelers, migrants, students, educators, journalists, and anyone trying to understand why race is never just a local word.

The book follows race where it actually operates: borders, schools, policing, media, beauty, law, migration, and the official stories countries tell about themselves.

Who this is for: Travelers, migrants, students, educators, journalists, and globally minded readers.

Read the sample if you have ever felt the rules change when the map changed.

Read the sample on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0H8XRZL7B