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We are using this book in an important class in my Social Work School. I'm reviewing it here to counteract the uninformed and childish attacks on it in the previous review. Its absurd to judge a book as a failure or useless to the reader on the basis of such bizarre categories as "marxist" or too focused on issues of race. Its a book about race in the US--of course its going to have information, perhaps uncomfortable information for some readers, about racism, racial theory, and history of the US. The willful ignorance of the average angry Trump Voter, the refusal to acknowledge the perspectives of POC or academics and theoreticians of race is not a very useful stance to take on reading anything. Let alone reading a book about race.