THE WOUNDED ROAR

<p>What if democracy was never the liberating force we were told it was?</p><p></p><p></p><p> <em>The Wounded Roar: Rethinking Western Democracy</em> dismantles the myth of democracy as the world's universal gift. With piercing clarity Ansumana A. Kosha traces democracy's origins in Athens Rome and the Enlightenment revealing how freedom for some was built on slavery empire and exclusion.</p><p>From the <strong>American experiment written in invisible ink</strong> to the French Revolution that ignored Haiti from the IMF's economic chains to the proxy wars fought in democracy's name Kosha exposes how democracy has too often been less about liberty-and more about control.</p><p>Written from a <strong>Pan-African Global South perspective</strong> this book amplifies the voices of those long silenced by empire. It is both a critique and a call: to unlearn the myths we've inherited and to imagine a democracy rooted in dignity sovereignty and truth.</p><p></p><p> If you are ready to question what's been sold as freedom and to listen to the voices rising beyond the roar of empire then this book is your guide. <em>The Wounded Roar</em> is not the end of democracy-but the beginning of something more human more just and freer.</p>