Drawing on a wealth of historical evidence, economic analysis, and critical theory, Greg V. Jack examines the ways in which capitalism perpetuates systems of exploitation, inequality, and injustice. From the commodification of labor to the concentration of wealth and power in the hands of the few, capitalism's similarities to slavery are revealed This book "Is Capitalism Slavery?" is more than just a critique of capitalism, it is a call to action. Through rigorous analysis and compelling arguments, Greg V. Jack challenges readers to confront the realities of capitalist oppression. By interrogating the myths and ideologies that uphold capitalist systems, Greg V. Jack invites readers to join the fight for economic justice and human dignity. Accessible yet rigorous, provocative yet compelling, "Is Capitalism Slavery?" is essential reading for anyone interested in understanding the roots of inequality and exploitation in capitalist societies. Whether you are a seasoned scholar or a concerned citizen, this book will challenge your assumptions, provoke your thinking, and inspire you to envision a world where freedom, dignity, and justice are not just aspirations but realities for all.