In this dynamic new book the author solicits perspective from mostly “European” American writers to give their feelings on the long lasting disease of “Racism”, and the status quo mentality surrounding the issue in America. The compilation of letters, and articles comprised within this book is a must have for any serious student or scholar for social change.

The author articulates the disturbing and frightening phenomenon that’s sweeping across America these days, the status quo mentality. He likewise effectively conveys that too many Americans are apt to adhere to the status quo, rather than become critical thinkers for effective and positive change.

This disturbing phenomenon is describes as a nation that has lost their ability to utilize discernment "critical thinking", and common sense in their everyday lives. The author effectively lays out the argument for critical thinking by looking at the creation of America during the Declaration of Independence....And states that, if it wasn’t for the separation of some European Brit’s to declare their independence, and seek a better way of life, this nation would have never come into fruition.

This grounding breaking book deals with questions, such as; Can the cancer of racism cure itself? Also, if your body were afflicted with cancer, what would you do?

In depth perspectives are given on topics such as; Color Blinded by Whiteness, How White privilege shapes the US, The Language of Closet Racism, White Dependence on People of Color, and A New World Declaration to assist American in dealing with, and resolving the matters of race and racism within its country.

The author effectively articulates how racism has become so embedded in the minds of many in Americans they are unaware that this disease permeates their psyche in a stealth like manner. The perspectives chronicled in the book by mostly “European” American writers conveys the enlightenment, that needs to take place outside of the communities of color to truly make America a better place for all.


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