Publisher's Synopsis
in this groundbreaking exploration, Dr. Jean-Baptiste Charlot delves into the profound significance of melanin, demystifying its biological, historical, and cultural roles. From its pivotal presence in human physiology to its misunderstood place in societal narratives, Melanin Matters sheds light on the truths that have shaped perceptions of race, identity, and power.
Through scientific insights, historical accounts, and philosophical reflections, this book challenges long-held prejudices and misconceptions. It pays tribute to pioneers in melanin research, celebrates revolutionary movements like Haiti's fight for independence, and examines the intersections of science, culture, and justice.
Rich in detail and written with a passion for equality, Melanin Matters is not just a book but a call to rethink the values we place on humanity and the shared essence that binds us all.
