Slavery in the Southwest: Genizaro Identity, Dignity and the Law

Discover the Untold Story of Genizaros in the American Southwest!

Unveil the hidden chapters of history with "Slavery in the Southwest: Genizaro Identity, Dignity, and the Law." This ground-breaking book reveals the brutal reality that Indians in the Southwest were captured and enslaved by the Spanish and their fellow natives. Now, you have the opportunity to delve into the struggle for cultural preservation and dignified recognition faced by the descendants of these captives, known as Genizaros.

Written by acclaimed author Robert William Piatt, Jr., this book takes a fresh perspective by exploring legal approaches influenced by domestic and international law. By highlighting historical and cultural contexts, Piatt provides invaluable insights into the legal battles still faced by these Indigenous peoples. With this comprehensive analysis, you will gain a deeper understanding of the complex issues surrounding the Genizaros' plight.

What sets "Slavery in the Southwest" apart is its connection to the highly anticipated documentary, "The Genizaro Experience." As a featured expert, Robert William Piatt, Jr. brings his in-depth knowledge to life, bridging the gap between the written word and visual storytelling. Get a taste of what awaits you by watching the gripping trailer for the film here.

Are you ready to embark on a journey of discovery? Claim your copy of "Slavery in the Southwest: Genizaro Identity, Dignity, and the Law" today and open your eyes to a part of history that has long been hidden.