African Colonization by the Free Colored People of the United States an Indispensable Auxiliary to African Missions

African Colonization by the Free Colored People of the United States an Indispensable Auxiliary to African Missions by David Christy explores the complex relationship between African American identity and the movement for colonization in Africa. Christy argues that the free colored population in the United States has a unique role in aiding African missions through colonization. He presents a compelling case for the benefits of establishing a colony in Africa emphasizing the potential for social and economic development as well as the moral imperative to assist in the upliftment of African societies.***The book delves into the historical context of the colonization movement highlighting the motivations behind it and the perspectives of free colored people. Christy discusses the challenges they faced in the United States including racism and discrimination and how these experiences shaped their views on returning to Africa. By advocating for colonization he seeks to provide a solution to the struggles faced by free blacks while also addressing the broader implications for African missions and the future of African nations.