Why I’m No Longer Talking to White People About Race: The Sunday Times Bestseller

Incredibly whingy, regressive, neurotic, manifesto. Starts off with the writer's 'pain' at glimpsing a dock built on an area where slave ships plied their trade 200+ years ago. Continues with vague and nebulous accounts (guesses) on what the author assumes (but presents as fact) must motivate the white people the author has interacted with (spoiler, it's racism). An example is a white Uni friend that dropped out of a slave trade elective the author took. This is assumed by the author to be an 'indifference to the facts', 'disinterest' and 'opting out'. People drop out of Uni electives for any number of reasons. Assuming racism and then choosing to take it personally is not the brightest way to respond to this. I'd like to state, for the record, that I am a person of colour (South Asian), an immigrant to a first world nation and that in my experience racism in modern society is incredibly rare and, very much in the eye of the beholder. Yes, racism exists but this book blows it out of all proportion and swings from virtue signalling to libel. Avoid it.

Communist theorioes on how to "fix" problems. To destroy history is to repeat it. If you want to destroy a dock just because it was the spot for slave trade x amount of years ago. Say goodbye to more than 1,000 docks, towns countless buildings, world monuments and near damn half the world. The pyramids, built by slaves. The great wall, built by families forcefully seperated then put to work so guess what, slaves. Weiter you like it or not our world today was built by slavery/forced labor. You want to know why? Because thats how things worked for thousands of years. Before we had machines people were the greatest resource and it just happens to be we are easy to control. We have manifested so far from those days yet we get people still clamoring to the idea that everybody hates everybody. Well guess what we do. Its not racism its not prejeduces, its called human nature. Learn about yourself, learn about us. This book will not teach you about unity. Its a creation of division.

Utterly self-indulgent, garrulous soliloquy likely to appeal to those with chronic emotional incontinence and victim mentality. Good luck making it to the end with your sanity intact.