Summary of Woke Racism - How a New Religion Has Betrayed Black America by John McWhorter

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Woke Racism shows the workings of a new religion, from original sin "white privileges" and the arming of abolitionist culture to the expulsion of heretics to the evangelical zeal of the "woke mob." Author John H. McWhorter reveals how this religion, which claims to "dismantle racial structures," actually harms other black Americans by infantilizing blacks, failing black students, and implementing policies that destroy black societies and cause unnecessary damage. The new religion may be called "anti-racism," but it has racist essentialism that is indistinguishable from the racist arguments of the past.

Fortunately for black America and all of us, it is not too late to act against woke racism, says the author, John McWhorter. He shares scripts and encouragement with those who are trying to deprogram friends and family. But, most importantly, he provides a roadmap to justice that actually helps and doesn't hurt black America.

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