"The State of the American Colored Population and Colonies in Liberia" is a book written by the American Colonization Society, which reveals the complex issues of social, cultural and political development of the colored population in American society. The authors examine the history of the formation of the colony in Liberia as an experiment to return colorful people to their "native" continent, and also analyze the living conditions of colorful Americans in the diaspora. The book helps reveal the complexity of race relations in today's world and the importance of developing programs and policies to integrate and support communities of color in today's society.