Book summary

An attack on the fairness and efficacy of modern attempts to integrate blacks and other ethnic groups into the mainstream of American society. Tamar, a fellow of the Manhattan Institute, maintains that "affirmative action," quotas, and identity politics have had the effect of pushing blacks even further to the margins of society than they were 40 years ago. A "New York Times" Notable Book for 1998.

Media reviews

"Almost epic and sure to be controversial."