Dynamics of Rebellion and Oppression

This chapter explores the complex interplay between slave-owning societies and the potential for revolt, highlighting the oppressive measures that deter dissent. It examines the historical context of uprisings, particularly in Saint-Domingue, and contrasts successful and failed revolts while addressing the philosophical arguments for rebellion. The narrative illustrates the formation of racial hierarchies and the consequences of continued oppression, emphasizing the need for unity among the oppressed in the face of systemic injustice.