AMERICA IN BLACK AND WHITE: One Nation, Indivisible

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Review: This was a class text about race in America. It is a careful balance between recognizing past discrimination (which some conservatives ignore) and demonstrating the problems of some common themes of black victimization (which some liberals ignore). Most of all, this book was very imformative. I think it is FAR more imformative than "The End of Racism" by Dinesh D'Souza (another book I read). This book gives reasons why blacks and whites may feel the way they do. It also documents how far we have come in our race relations in this country. Please read this book if you wish to obtain insight in race relations in the United States.