The End of Racism : Principles for a Multicultural Society by Dinesh D'Souza - 1995

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NY, Free Press, ©1995. Hard Cover. xi, 724 p.; 25 cm. The End of Racism goes beyond familiar polemics to raise fundamental questions that no one else has asked: Is racial prejudice innate, or is it culturally acquired? Is it peculiar to the West, or is it found in all societies? What is the legacy of slavery, and what does America owe blacks as compensation? ISBN (10): 0029081025. Fine, gift inscription urges Charles Neu to read the book, the mint condition indicates he did not / dj fine.