Exterminate All The Brutes: The Themes of White Supremacy, Slavery, and Genocides

Exterminate all the brutes
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Exterminate all the brutes
Exterminate All the Brutes series ideally presents the horror witnessed during the age of discovery. The "New World" colonization resulted in the mass killing of early Americans, European powers' supremacy in invading Africa and Haiti, and the slavery of Africans in North America. European colonialism and extermination established a terrible view of how white supremacy emerged from avarice and disrespect for other human life, from Columbus' "discovery" of previously inhabited lands through the crimes of the Atlantic slave trade, the slaughter at Wounded Knee, and the Holocaust. The rise of white supremacy, slavery, and genocides ushered in the current global order and redirected the world's revolution in a different direction.
The Relationship between White Supremacy, Slavery, and Genocides Themes
Social Arena
Raoul Peck presents a millennial story about white supremacy, particularly whites' assumption of superiority, which supports racism and slavery and perpetuates them with brutality and lies with deceit. Peck traces the assertions of white Christian and European supremacy as a justification for invasions in Asia. The Spanish Inquisition quickly followed these events and its oppression of Jews and Muslims and Columbus' trip to the modern world. The genocidal extermination of native communities occurred during the excursion and subsequent explorations of the Europeans. Furthermore, in collaboration with other scholars, Peck views the past victors' record of events and the American narrative as a construct based on presumed racism. In an episode titled "The Myth of Pristine Wilderness," Peck states that "land without humans does not exist" and that a "country with no people becomes unoccupied only through murder and expulsion (Hawkes, 2011). The invasion of European nations displaced several native communities. Although the natives tried to rebel against the European superpowers, most were eliminated through mass murders, while others became slaves of war. In this case, the blacks became the subjects of white supremacists who used them as household nannies and field workers. As a result, racism became an essential ruling device employed by the Europeans to justify their actions. Similarly, the American and European superpowers subjugate the black men in the society in the contemporary society. The majority live in degraded conditions and face several brutal atrocities from their white counterparts. In a scenario reported in 2015, a 21-year-old white racist man shot nine African Americans at a church in Charleston, South Carolina. The genocide demonstrated the harsh realities of whites' hate towards the black community. Therefore, the white superiority events present in the current generation are a product of past colonial activities against the blacks.
Political Arena
Through several genocides and enslaving the black people, the white settlers gained power and supremacy in the colonial lands. Legislative posts came up in areas with white settlements, with the natives having less or no representation. The superiority grew, and the whites expanded their authority, creating imaginary boundaries to mark the territories in which each party controlled their shares (Hawkes, 2011). The creation of borders led to the division of the local natives into different territories. Creating borders on territories propelled the white colonialist's influence and control of the lands. These colonial borders have lasted to date. A few regions went through change along the way, but the majority remained as the earlier colonialist set....