This introductory book from Tarius Montayj Jones and DazJohnique And'e Jones represents a distinct look at the behavior, punishment contingencies, and psychology that resulted from the institution of slavery. This study combines the English background of Tarius and the Psychological background of DazJohnique to focus on behavioral patterns and ideologies that arose pre-American slavery, during American slavery, and post-American slavery. The application of Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) is crucial in understanding the framework of white supremacy's creation of a very new, Western classification and dissecting of the slave-master relationship. This work began as more of an observational study and discussion of African American behavioral patterns when dealing with in-group members versus how they react to other races. The goal throughout is to apply clinical terms without becoming too clinical in the writing and explanations while accurately representing each term used; some terms may be modified in order to fit the slave mentality and operation of white supremacy, both of which are redesigned, unnatural, and confusing when placed against a normal thinking society.
