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Amazon.com Review"Virtually all contemporary liberal assumptions about the origin of racism, its historical significance, its contemporary effects, and what to do about it are wrong," announces Dinesh D'Souza in another characteristically thought-provoking and controversial book. His scrupulously researched study of the history, nature, and effects of racism will certainly ruffle many feathers--particularly those of cultural relativists and liberal "antiracists" whose opinions he aims to discredit. But thinkers of all political persuasions would benefit from reading this self-described conservative's eloquently presented views as he "excavates beyond the usual digging sites" to present a unique and troubling vision of the "neurotic obsession" with race that continues to divide American society. Much of what D'Souza says flies in the face of liberal doctrine. He maintains that there are cultural differences that account for distinct levels of achievement among races, and that racism cannot be blamed for "black failure." He argues that racism is not a universal phenomenon but a relatively recent Western intellectual concept, and because we can trace racism's beginning we can likewise bring about its demise. He deals blow after blow to longstanding "myths" about race, criticizing the "civil rights industry," rejecting "misguided" solutions such as multiculturalism and proportional representation as "fighting discrimination by practicing it," and even calls for a repeal of the near-sacred Civil Rights Act of 1964. This is not an easy book to read, but it is an important one. Even if more than a few disagree with D'Souza's assumptions and arguments, all should welcome his well-considered, insightful treatment of this immensely difficult topic. --Uma Kukathas Apartheid - Wikipedia The Union of South Africa had allowed social custom and law to govern the consideration of multiracial affairs and of the allocation in racial terms of access to ... Racism in the 20th Century - mdcbowen.org Social Darwinism-- Assumed the existence of a struggle between the individual and society and of an adversarial relationship between the fit and unfit ... The Black Panthers - Spartacus Educational The Lowndes County Freedom Organization (LCDO) was established by Stokely Carmichael in Alabama in 1964. This organization later changed its name to the Black Panther ... International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms ... The States Parties to this Convention Considering that the Charter of the United Nations is based on the principles of the dignity and equality inherent in all human ... Historical race concepts - Wikipedia Race; Categorization; Genetics and differences; Race and genetics; Human genetic variation; Society; Historical concepts Race class and Marxism SocialistWorker.org FOR REVOLUTIONARY Marxists there is an inextricable link between racism and capitalism. Capitalism is dependant on racism as both a source of profiteering ... Multiculturalism and the War Against White America ... News and commentary on interracial crime race differences white advocacy Third World immigration anti-white racism and white identity. Racism: The Challenge for Social Workers - SocialWorker.com Despite the decades that have passed since the beginning of the civil rights movement racism is still a major issue in America. We still see organized hate groups ... How Do We Inherit Our Skin Color? The Multiracial Activist How Do We Inherit Our Skin Color? Chapter Seven of A Completely New Look At Interracial Sexuality by Lawrence R. Tenzer October/November 2000 The End of Racism: Principles for a Multiracial Society ... The End of Racism: Principles for a Multiracial Society - Where once we spoke only of racist acts or individuals Americans have now become accustomed to hearing ...
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