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"Fairness: The Blaming and Defending of White America"

This book does not support racism towards anyone, including white people, nor does this book support white supremacy, separatism, or any hate speech.

Two white people attacked on a beach were discouraged from pressing charges because the judge would most likely be the same race as the attackers. Would the opposite be allowed to occur?

Fifty-three white people were fired and replaced with African-Americans in major metropolitan city. A lawsuit followed.

Two journalists, one white and one a person of color, both employed at the same national newspaper, were found to have past "racist" tweets. Only one person lost her job.

All white people in a major metropolitan city were ordered to leave a courtroom by the presiding judge.

At a Pacific Northwest college, it was suggested that all white people voluntarily stay off campus by event organizers for a "Day of Absence."

While continuously promoting diversity, the U.S. has been bombarded with "white people are racists" as entertainment and news stories from two industries that have essentially committed Hollywood and newsroom apartheid.

Author of "Fairness: The Blaming and Defending of White America"

This book does not support racism towards anyone, including white people, nor does this book support white supremacy, separatism, or any hate speech.

Two white people attacked on a beach were discouraged from pressing charges because the judge would most likely be the same race as the attackers. Would the opposite be allowed to occur?

Fifty-three white people were fired and replaced with African-Americans in major metropolitan city. A lawsuit followed.

Two journalists, one white and one a person of color, both employed at the same national newspaper, were found to have past "racist" tweets. Only one person lost her job.

All white people in a major metropolitan city were ordered to leave a courtroom by the presiding judge.

At a Pacific Northwest college, it was suggested that all white people voluntarily stay off campus by event organizers for a "Day of Absence."

While continuously promoting diversity, the U.S. has been bombarded with "white people are racists" as entertainment and news stories from two industries that have traditionally committed Hollywood and newsroom apartheid.