The Vengence of the Gods: And Three Other Stories of Real American Color Line L…
William Pickens
Lu par James K. White
Although slavery was abolished in the United States with the ratification of the 13th Amendment on December 6, 1865, its cancerous tendrils have permanently woven themselves into the fabric of this nation, and persist malevolently even in the 21st century. One of these insidious branches is known as the "color line." In The Vengeance of the Gods, Pickens investigates this particular legacy of slavery through a series of four short stories that span the era beginning in the decade after the demise of Reconstruction through America's involvement in World War I. - Summary by James K. White (3 hr 14 min)
Chapitres
| Introduction & Forward | 9:49 | Lu par James K. White |
| The Vengeance of the Gods (Chapter I.) | 16:07 | Lu par James K. White |
| The Vengeance of the Gods (Chapter II.) | 11:39 | Lu par James K. White |
| The Vengeance of the Gods (Chapter III.) | 7:31 | Lu par James K. White |
| The Vengeance of the Gods (Chapter IV.) | 9:44 | Lu par James K. White |
| The Vengeance of the Gods (Chapter V.) | 12:59 | Lu par James K. White |
| The Vengeance of the Gods (Chapter VI.) | 11:09 | Lu par James K. White |
| The Vengeance of the Gods (Chapter VII.) | 5:53 | Lu par James K. White |
| The Vengeance of the Gods (Chapter VIII.) | 23:38 | Lu par James K. White |
| The Vengeance of the Gods (Chapter IX.) | 22:02 | Lu par James K. White |
| The Superior Race | 29:56 | Lu par James K. White |
| Passing the Buck | 19:07 | Lu par James K. White |
| Tit For Tat | 15:10 | Lu par James K. White |