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• W244034474 abstract "White Identity: Racial Consciousness in 21st Century Jared Taylor American Renaissance, Oakton, Va. 2011 Jared Taylor is perhaps best known for his influential book Paved With Good Intentions (1992) which claimed that whites - not blacks - were now primary victims of racial discrimination in United States. His latest book, with jolting title White Identity (2011), takes this line of argument further and shows how sense of ethnic identity seems to be growing amongst non-white communities in U.S.A, while declining amongst whites. He then discusses what life is like for white Americans in an increasingly non-white United States where integration has not taken place as universally as expected, and where white babies are already a minority of births. The book opens with a discussion of governmentenforced attempt at racial integration in USA. The author cites leading race theorists of 1960s, Thurgood Marshall, Robert Kennedy, Kenneth Clark and others, who thought complete integration of American schools would be achieved within a few years. But while school integration peaked in 1980s, it is now back to where it was prior to Brown v. Board of Education. White percentages of public school students are in single digits in many areas such as Atlanta, Los Angeles, Miami, Houston, Baltimore, Chicago, Washington D.C., Dallas and Detroit. Voluntary segregation persists and is not limited to education but also occurs in housing, churches and marriage. Official emphasis is now devoted to idealizing concept of and this has is being promoted through affirmative action, multicultural education, bilingual education and other race-conscious policies. As a result, many large companies and universities now have Diversity Officers, and employers such as Walmart select their vendors to insure racial when awarding contracts. But while whites are often viewed as impediment to true diversity, Taylor focuses on reality of in a multi-cultural America. Los Angeles, perhaps most diverse city in United States, there is constant race conflict between blacks and Hispanics, with ethnically-segregated communities engaged in constant racially-charged brawls, attacks and murders, particularly in public schools and prisons. Nor is it only blacks and Hispanics who don't seem to seek integration. There are ample examples of conflicts between and Asians, Blacks, Arabs and Hispanics, all around United States, that challenge assumption that diversity is our greatest strength. short, Taylor contends that instead of seeking integration, Hispanics, Asians, and blacks are growing more racially conscious in sharp contrast to decline of racial consciouness amongst whites. His findings in this respect can be largely summed up in following quote: Most non-whites take pride in their race and cultivate racial consciousness. They show solidarity for other members of their race, and do not hesitate to work for explicitly racial ends. Whites do reverse: They condemn white racial pride and shun anyone who would work for explicitly white goals. Some of examples of black consciousness are relatively minor, such as blacks having marked differences from whites in things like naming of babies, television viewing habits, political beliefs and like. But even these are eye opening. For example a 2000 poll showed that only 13 percent of blacks thought O.J. Simpson was probably guilty while 73 percent believed the CIA has imported cocaine for distribution in black community. Taylor cites numerous examples of diatribes by black politicians, actors, athletes and preachers against whites that pass without outrage. But most chilling are racially motivated assaults, rapes, and murders of whites by blacks. To cite just one example from White Identity: In 2010, Theron Lacey was on trial in Dallas for stabbing a 67-year-old white woman to death and stealing her wallet and cell phone. …" @default.
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