NEW RACISM; Reverse Descrimination in America by LOKOS, LIONEL - 1971

New Rochelle, New York, U.S.A.: Arlington House, Inc., 1971. Very Good 2nd Printing stated. Hard Cover, no DJ, black cloth boards, silver titles are bright, 470 pages, index, bibliographic information in footnotes, 1079 grams/2 lb/6 oz. PLEASE NOTE: over 2 lbs, may require additional shipping charges for international orders. Binding is solid; corners are square, slight wear to bottom front corner tip; hint of edge wear; slight flattening to spine ends; very small stain on bottom edges; pages are clean, no marks to text, no owner information, gift messages, store stamps, remainder marks, stains, or moisture damage. The author has penned what he apparently considers to be a daring expose of the sinister depths of black racism in America today. Choosing to pay attention only to black ideology and white rhetoric while disregarding all institutional and economic manifestations of bigotry, it is simple enough to make the sweeping declaration that the ""old racism"" (anti-black) has been ""pummeled to a jelly"" by the courts, while the ""new racism"" (anti-white) threatens to engulf the nation. The epithet ""racist"" is generously applied to black leaders as dissimilar as Malcolm X and Julian Bond. No subtle shadings here; the issues are starkly black and white. Will gift wrap, no charge, just state the occasion. 2nd Printing. Hard Cover. Very Good/No Jacket. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.