The Culture of Make Believe

In "The Culture of Make Believe," Derrick Jensen delves deep into the historical and ongoing implications of systemic oppression, linking harrowing events from early 20th century lynchings in America to present-day atrocities in South America. Published on March 1, 2004, this compelling follow-up to "A Language Older Than Words" challenges the foundations of our civilization through a rigorous exploration of racial justice, environmental justice, and indigenous rights. Jensen’s research is thorough and his narrative is as poignant as it is enlightening, making it a vital read for those engaged in adult education. The book not only exposes the interconnectedness of human actions and cultural beliefs but also invites readers to reconsider the constructs that shape societal norms and values. "The Culture of Make Believe" is a crucial text for anyone committed to understanding and dismantling the systems of prejudice and exploitation that persist in modern society.