The REDNECK MANIFESTO

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Summary: Don't let the title fool you
Review: This was a fun and entertaining read. It is not so much about "rednecks" that we think of, but of the underclass of America. Very thought provoking.

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Summary: One Of The Most Enlightening Books of All Times
Review: When I was in high school I had to sit through assemblies about black history. In college I took an entire semester of feminist studies. On the telivision I see multiculturalism thrown around as if it were a hot new religion, like scientology. It's amazing that through all of this social education, I did not know one fact about my own ancestry, my own white herritage, before I picked up The Redneck Manifesto at an inner city book store. Upon reading this book you will feel amazement first, anger second, resignation after that and then you will settle on rage. You will want to slap every liberal who tells you that you are privaledged because you are white and every conservative who talks about a "free market". Liberals will call Goad a raving conservative and conservatives will accuse him of being a Marxist, so he must be on the correct path. This book is heavily referenced, which is good, because you would not believe any of the information located between the covers of this Manifesto if Goad had not spent 10 pages at the end referencing his sources. I think that this book should be required reading, at least at Univerisity, and no American deserves to speak a word about politics until they've got the truth according to Goad. Funny, informative, enraging, 100 times better than any of the crap on the NY Times best sellers list. Read it.