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Jared Taylor (Author), Philippe Rushton (Author), Samuel Francis (Author), Michael Levin (Author), Glayde Whitney (Author)
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0965638308 978-0965638302 April 1, 1998 1st ptg.
Race is still the American dilemma. This is partly because Americans dare not speak frankly about it. There is no other subject on which private opinion diverges so greatly from public expression.

This book is different. Its contributors--some of the most thoughtful people writing about race today--refuse to be intimidated by accusations of "racism." Here is straight talk on the burning issues that will shape our future:

-Why is integration not working?
-Is Third-World immigration good for America?
-Why is there so much black crime?
-Are there racial differences in IQ?
Are whites destined to become a minority?

This collection of essays on race and immigration is written by eight leading thinkers who are not afraid of being called "racist." It is published by the staff of American Renaissance, a monthly publication that has been called "a literate, undeceived journal of race, immigration, and the decline of civility."


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"I think The Real American Dilemma... ought to be recommended reading for every American concerned about the future of the republic--especially if you are white."
--Ken Hamblin, The Denver Post

"The well-researched views on race put forth in The Real American Dilemma are an indispensable volume for those wanting the unfettered truth on the most sensitive issue of our time."
--Frank Borzellieri, Queens Ledger

"Conservatives weary of liberal half-truths and outright lies about that most contentious of subjects, race, will enjoy The Real American Dilemma... This book is chock full of excellent articles from a conservative viewpoint." --Michael Masters in The Citizens Informer

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This book answers the question: Why is race the problem that will not go away? Crime, poverty, illegitimacy, welfare dependence, school failure, immigration--all these burning issues of our time revolve around race. And yet, race is the subject about which Americans are most reluctant to speak honestly. We must not let the fear of being called "racist" stifle debate about America's oldest problem--for without courage and honesty no solutions are possible.

This is a book that will make you think. If you care about America it will make you act. It is a collection that brings together the work of eight of the most thoughtful people writing about race today-- Prof. Phillippe Rushton, Dr. Samuel Francis, Prof. Michael Levin, Prof. Glayde Whitney, Jared Taylor, Dr. Wayne Lutton, Fr. James Thornton and Prof. Michael Hart.


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  • Paperback: 152 pages
  • Publisher: New Century Books; 1st ptg. edition (April 1, 1998)
  • Language: English
  • ISBN-10: 0965638308
  • ISBN-13: 978-0965638302
  • Product Dimensions: 8.3 x 5.4 x 0.5 inches
  • Shipping Weight: 8 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
  • Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (19 customer reviews)
  • Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #2,022,494 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)

 

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5.0 out of 5 stars This is a blockbuster of a book, which will anger liberals., June 9, 1999
This review is from: The Real American Dilemma: Race, Immigration, and the Future of America (Paperback)
If you tend to be what is charitably called "politically correct," these days, or are squeamish about facing facts, and prefer to accept the liberal doctrine espoused by academia and the liberal press and the Clinton administration, you will probably avoid this book.

Jared Taylor is probably best known as the author of the bombshell book, "Paved With Good Intentions," 1992, which I have also reviewed. His thoughtful exposition of the facts in that book was violently attacked in the press by the liberal apologists who refuse to look at the facts without their rose-colored glasses on, and they will no doubt attack this volume with equal virulence.

But, whether they face it or not, race is a problem in the United States. Although diversity is hailed as a great boon to society by the liberal bed-wetters, why is it that race remains such a divisive force, and such a great problem, ranking even above AIDS, crime, welfare abuse, and teen pregnancy? And why is it that blacks are at the top of the list in all of the above problem areas?

It is well established that blacks and Hispanics have higher rates of crime, illegitimacy, poverty, and even death rates from many diseases than whites. Why is that taken as decisive proof that America is racist?

Why are Asian ghettos seen by their inhabitants and others as places of refuge from crime and violence, while black ghettos are seen as breeding places for epidemics of those same societal blights? Why is it that, worldwide, in study after study, East Asians are tested as having higher IQs than whites, while African blacks on average test 30 points lower? (Those of mixed race, which account for most in the United States, test, as might be expected, only 15 points lower.) If the societal benefits of diversity so enhance our culture, why do white Americans universally flee from all its great benefits, and leave all the cultural enrichment available in East St. Louis, South Central Los Angeles, Detroit, Monterey Park, Washington, D.C., and all the other environments where the greatest diversity abounds? It is often proposed that our "racist" society teaches blacks, in particular, to "hate themselves." In actual fact, the continual hammering by the liberal press is teaching blacks to hate whites. a natural reaction to the constant barrage from television news and the press that their problems are caused by racist white people, and the not-so-subtle suggestion that our police, courts and prisons are all racist, imprisoning them unjustly for murder, rape, assault and other crimes.

This book looks at the facts, the physiological, mental, emotional, sexual and cultural differences. It is not about "white supremacy." In fact, if anything, it demonstrates Asian superiority, with the white race somewhere in the middle.

If you wonder what will happen if the present immigration and affirmative action trends continue; if you think that the great moral battle for racial equality in all things is justified, and the "civil rights" battles of the 'sixties were a great boon to the United States, perhaps this is a book you should read.

On the other hand, if you are terrified of being labeled a "racist," or a "white supremacist," I wouldn't leave it laying around where your liberal friends will see it.

In fact, it is a thoughtful book, written by scientists, who have refused to be cowed by the attacks on them, which are a story in themself.

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98 of 113 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars An Eye-Opening Book, July 7, 1998
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"The Real American Dilemma" is a jolting account of America's greatest problem. The writers gathered here do not worship at the shrine of multiculturalism or diversity.

Jared Taylor, Samuel Francis, Michael Levin and Philippe Rushton have all paid a great price for their honesty in discussing the biological, cultural and political consequences of a multiracial, multicultural America.

This book should be read by everyone who cares about the future of their country. Whites are going to have to start asking themselves hard questions such as: Do I want to live in a Third-World nation full of Third-World people? Must I continue to pay high taxes to subsidize those who cannot or will not assimilate into Western culture? What will life be like when people like Lani Guinier are on the Supreme Court or proficiency in Spanish is required for a government job? Do non-whites honor the rights and culture of whites when they are in power?

Because time is running out, they had better ask themselves these questions soon.

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35 of 42 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars Should be a Mandatory University Textbook, August 11, 2002
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Like a breath of fresh air I was pleasantly surprised on reading this book. I might have expected ranting bigotry based on some of the reviews of this book here on amazon.com but instead found thoughtful commentary on issues seldom raised elsewhere. I recommend this book as a solid and readable introduction to some of the ethnic dilemmas of our times -- here in Canada no les than in the USA. It should be brought to the attention of every sociology prof who thoughtlessly spouts all the liberal platitudes of our time. If these profs were truly interested in a diversity of (reasoned) opinion, this short edited book would be mandatory.
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