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#1 New York Times Bestseller Opera’s Book Club “An instant American classic and almost certainly the US century main nonfiction book” thus so far. ” – Dwight Garner, The New York Times
The Pulitzer Award winner, The Warmath of Other Sons Bestseling writer investigated the unspecified caste system that shaped America and showed that even today our life is defined by the hierarchy of human divisions-now with a new latter by the author.
#1 Nonfiction Book of the Year: Time
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“As we go about our daily life, caste is a wordless asterus in a dark theater, torture in the corridor, guiding us for our assigned seats for a performance. Caste is not about the hierarchy feelings or morality.
In this magnificent book, Isabel Wilkarson gave us an excellent picture of an unseen incident in America, as he has been shaped by a rigorous bipolar of a hidden caste system, a hidden caste system, a hidden caste system, a rigorous bipolar of a hidden caste system, a hidden caste system, how today and through stories and stories written about the genuine, deeply written and written about real people.
Beyond the breed, square, or other factors, there is a powerful caste system that affects people’s life and behavior and fate of the country. Connecting caste systems of America, India and Nazi Germany, Wilkarson examined eight columns, which include caste systems in civilizations, including divine will, bloodlines, stigmas, and more. Using stories about people – including Martin Luther King, Junior, Sachel Paige of Baseball, a single father and their child’s son, Wilkarson himself, and many others – showing ways that are experienced every day. She documents how the Nazis studied racial systems in the US to plan their boycott of the Jews; She discusses why it is necessary for the cruel logic of the caste that there is a lower rung for those in the middle who to measure themselves; She writes about the stunning health costs, depression and life expectancy of caste, and this hierarchy on our culture and politics. Finally, she moves forward in ways that can move beyond the artificial and destructive separation of the US human divisions, towards hope in our normal humanity.
Original and disclosure, caste: The Origins of Under Discounts is an eye -opening story of people and history, and today is located below the surface of ordinary life and American life.
Customers say
Customers find the book insightful and well-written, with searing prose that provides a depth look at caste in America and explains the evolution of racism in society. They appreciate how the author interweaves facts with personal stories and leads readers to a deep understanding of the topic, making it a must-read for Americans. While the book is fast-paced and timely, some customers find it repetitive.
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