Illiberal Education: The Politics of Race & Sex in Campus

The book "The End of Racism" by D'Souza is a thought-provoking and highly controversial examination of affirmative action policies in college admissions and their impact on individual liberty and educational standards.

The author, a former White House policy analyst, argues that these programs have only served to divide society and foster racial tension on campus.

Through a hard-hitting and well-researched report, D'Souza focuses on six universities, including Stanford and Berkeley, to illustrate the problematic nature of these policies.

He calls for "nonracial affirmative action policies" based solely on socioeconomic disadvantage and advocates for university-funded student groups that are built around cultural and intellectual interests rather than skin color or sexual proclivity.

This book is sure to generate heated debate and will be of great interest to anyone concerned with issues of race, identity, and social justice in higher education.