The End of Racism

Finding Values In An Age Of Technoaffluence

By: Dinesh D'Souza

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Paperback | 30 September 1996 | Edition Number 1

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The End of Racism by Dinesh D'Souza is a comprehensive inquiry into the history, nature and meaning of racism.

D'Souza's work examines how there is little agreement about what racism is, where it comes from and whether it can ever be eliminated. This book explore these questions while raising some controversial issues of its own.

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Preface
Acknowledgments
The White Man's Burden: The Collapse of Liberal Hope	p. 1
Ignoble Savages: The Origins of Racism	p. 25
An American Dilemma: Was Slavery a Racist Institution?	p. 67
The Invention of Prejudice: The Rise of Liberal Antiracism	p. 115
A Dream Deferred: Who Betrayed Martin Luther King, Jr.?	p. 163
The Race Merchants: How Civil Rights Became a Profession	p. 201
Is America a Racist Society? The Problem of Rational Discrimination	p. 245
Institutional Racism and Double Standards: Racial Preferences and Their Consequences	p. 289
Is Eurocentrism a Racist Concept? The Search for an African Shakespeare	p. 337
Bigotry in Black and White: Can African American Be Racist?	p. 387
The Content of Our Chromosomes: Race and the IQ Debate	p. 431
Uncle Tom's Dilemma: Pathologies of Black Culture	p. 477
The End of Racism: A New Vision for a Multiracial Society	p. 525
Notes	p. 557
Index	p. 701
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