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And indeed, most black intellectuals were never convinced by The Secret Relationship. “You can’t even say that Christians across the board were slave-traders!” said Hilary Shelton, Washington bureau director and senior vice president for Advocacy for the NAACP. “There is not a religion that doesn’t have someone doing some dastardly thing. Did you know that in Ku Klux Klan’s handbook, it states specifically that one must be a devout Catholic? And this is problematic for the relationship between the two communities, which has been so important to us...''</ref> yet he cherry picked the few to befit his hate propaganda, while diminishing ''Goliath'' Arab slave trade : ''slavery in the Islamic world from earliest times until today''<ref>[https://books.google.com/books?id=5l81hwFPvzYC&printsec=frontcover]
 
And indeed, most black intellectuals were never convinced by The Secret Relationship. “You can’t even say that Christians across the board were slave-traders!” said Hilary Shelton, Washington bureau director and senior vice president for Advocacy for the NAACP. “There is not a religion that doesn’t have someone doing some dastardly thing. Did you know that in Ku Klux Klan’s handbook, it states specifically that one must be a devout Catholic? And this is problematic for the relationship between the two communities, which has been so important to us...''</ref> yet he cherry picked the few to befit his hate propaganda, while diminishing ''Goliath'' Arab slave trade : ''slavery in the Islamic world from earliest times until today''<ref>[https://books.google.com/books?id=5l81hwFPvzYC&printsec=frontcover]
 
'Slavery in the Arab World,' Murray Gordon, 1989...comprehensive portrait of slavery in the Islamic world from earliest times until today...</ref> and in our times, by racist Arabism  
 
'Slavery in the Arab World,' Murray Gordon, 1989...comprehensive portrait of slavery in the Islamic world from earliest times until today...</ref> and in our times, by racist Arabism  
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<ref>[https://books.google.com/books?id=RR2AAAAAQBAJ&pg=PA294] Routledge Handbook of African Security, James J. Hentz, 2013, p.294 Unfortunately these racist attitudes were to persist, given slavery's twin legacy, that of Arabism and Islamism</ref><ref>[https://books.google.com/books?id=J-SrdFtSuDUC&pg=PA1418] Encyclopedia of Human RightsEdward H. Lawson, ‎Mary Lou Bertucci, ‎David P. Forsythe ,1996,p. 1418. ''ingrained psychology of racism or Arabism which deems the Dinka inferior.''</ref>.  
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<ref>[https://books.google.com/books?id=RR2AAAAAQBAJ&pg=PA294] Routledge Handbook of African Security, James J. Hentz, 2013, p.294 Unfortunately these racist attitudes were to persist, given slavery's twin legacy, that of Arabism and Islamism</ref><ref>[https://books.google.com/books?id=J-SrdFtSuDUC&pg=PA1418] Encyclopedia of Human Rights. Edward H. Lawson, ‎Mary Lou Bertucci, ‎David P. Forsythe ,1996,p. 1418. ''ingrained psychology of racism or Arabism which deems the Dinka inferior.''</ref>.  
 
In 2020 some who have repeated his distortion<ref>[https://www.jta.org/jewniverse/2013/our-four-genetic-moms] 'Our Four Genetic Moms,' By Zachary Solomon, JTA, Aug. 29, 2013. ''On Friday nights Jews traditionally bless their daughters to emulate Sarah, Rebecca, Rachel, and Leah. But the women these girls actually take after are 4 other women entirely. In a genetic study conducted in 2002, scientists found that 40% of all living Ashkenazi Jews (some 3.5 million) trace their DNA back to 4 'founding mothers' who lived in Central and Eastern Europe over 1,000 years ago.  
 
In 2020 some who have repeated his distortion<ref>[https://www.jta.org/jewniverse/2013/our-four-genetic-moms] 'Our Four Genetic Moms,' By Zachary Solomon, JTA, Aug. 29, 2013. ''On Friday nights Jews traditionally bless their daughters to emulate Sarah, Rebecca, Rachel, and Leah. But the women these girls actually take after are 4 other women entirely. In a genetic study conducted in 2002, scientists found that 40% of all living Ashkenazi Jews (some 3.5 million) trace their DNA back to 4 'founding mothers' who lived in Central and Eastern Europe over 1,000 years ago.  
 
The scientists studied the mitochondrial DNA (otherwise known as mtDNA) of 11,000 women of Ashkenazi origin living in 67 different countries. Four distinct strands of mtDNA were found in each of the study's participants, indicating shared maternal ancestry. What's more, this genetic signature appears almost exclusively in Ashkenazi Jews (with occasional occurrence in Sephardic Jews, as well)''.</ref><ref>
 
The scientists studied the mitochondrial DNA (otherwise known as mtDNA) of 11,000 women of Ashkenazi origin living in 67 different countries. Four distinct strands of mtDNA were found in each of the study's participants, indicating shared maternal ancestry. What's more, this genetic signature appears almost exclusively in Ashkenazi Jews (with occasional occurrence in Sephardic Jews, as well)''.</ref><ref>
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