Open Season: Legalized Genocide of Colored People Free Audiobook Download by Ben Crump

Open Season tells the story of a black man struggling to get free land and a homestead in order to raise his family. The book begins with Lincoln's death, and the slaves are freed, but most of them cannot read and write which makes it difficult for them to take advantage of their freedom. The author has a point that after slavery is over, black people still have not been granted full equality because they can't read.

Open Season is a non-fiction audiobook by Ben Crump. In this book, the author talks about how the United States has been illegally killing African-American citizens for centuries. Open Season is narrated by Korey Jackson, who emphasizes that he is not white and that he believes "Black Lives Matter."

Open Season: Legalized Genocide of Colored People narrated by Korey Jackson is a poignant and gripping audio book that takes listeners into the life of a black man in the 1950s. It was created by Ben Crump, an attorney who works with civil rights cases. The book was taken from his own experience as a young boy growing up in Mississippi.

Open Season: Legalized Genocide of Colored People narrated by Korey Jackson is an audiobook about the history and legacy of the legal battle against legalized genocide of the colored people in America. The audiobook offers a contemporary perspective on race laws and how they are enforced today.

Open Season is a short story about the times of slavery in America. It tells about how slaves were hunted down and killed for their meat and hides. The author has done an amazing job at putting this horrific time period into words. This book is absolutely perfect for young readers to gain a historical perspective of what it was like for minorities during those times. The narrator does an amazing job of capturing the emotions that are experienced by all these people and you feel as if they are right next to you listening to the story unfold.

In this book, a white man is accused of murdering a colored man. The story takes place in California during the 1800s when lynchings were a common occurrence. It tells the story of a trial and uses actual transcripts from the trial to show how racism still affects people today.