<p>A vigorous debate is taking place in our country over affirmative action, but the author argues that this is not the proper debate. The proper debate, he says, should be eliminating the Civil Rights Act in its entirety. The Act has turned out to be vastly different from what was promised by our leaders in 1964. The book argues that this story is about the betrayal of America, about a small group of the elite, many of whom acted in good faith, but had no confidence in the people. The author says the elite believe we are not capable of solving our own problems, and believe that the elite are needed to guide and rule the rest of us.</p>

Freedom Will Conquer Racism and Sexism: The 'Civil Rights ACT' is Damaging Everyone in Our Country... Especially Blacks and Women

Politics & Social Sciences

Pawlick, J. Edward

Social Sciences

Mustard Seed Books

<p>Proposes that The New York Times was behind the gay marriages that occurred in Massachusetts in November 2003. The idea was conceived six years earlier, with the final actions being implemented by Margaret Marshall, Chief Justice of the State Supreme Judicial Court, who is also the wife of New York Times columnist Anthony Lewis.</p>

Libel by New York Times

Politics & Government

Mustardseeds, Inc.

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