Racism has been a sensitive subject for the longest time in America. While talking about racism, most people focus on racist whites who show intolerance towards minorities like black and brown people. Dr. Len Bergantino is here to enlighten readers on reverse racism, which is very much alive across the U.S. Dr. Len Bergantino tells it as it is. He does not mince words, and neither does he sugarcoat situations. He discusses instances where black people in power have been unjust to white people, who they perceive to be beneath them. This book can be overwhelming for some, but the author ensures that his point is made clearly and effectively.

The Denial of Reverse Racism in America is the kind of book you need if you enjoy following current events and watching the political space. Dr. Len Bergantino writes from experience and from observations. I appreciate the author for calling out what is wrong and for promoting unity even when talking about the cracks racism has caused in society. The author writes about the pros of working together as compared to forming separate groups of people. The writing is clear-cut, and the author writes about everything that concerns racism. I like that he also touches on unconventional topics or subjects considered to be taboo in modern society.

The many examples the author gives show that racism is deeply rooted in many parts of America. Dr. Len Bergantino gives multiple examples to support his views and shares tales where racism almost cost him his life. While some pages in this book may be difficult to read, the lessons shared by the author are remarkable. Victim mentality, manipulation, and being mean-spirited are other subjects that the author addresses. The biggest lesson in the book is a line from one of the author’s texts ‘There are only black and white individuals, do not treat individuals as races.’ This line is crucial as it reminds us not to judge others based on their race but rather on their character as individuals. Dr. Len Bergantino, despite having gone through the worst, advocates for harmony and decency.

When a child is born, they do not know color. The Denial of Reverse Racism in America will make you wish that everyone treated everyone like children do. Less judgment and more unity. This book is an interesting read, despite having some extreme takes.  I recommend The Denial of Reverse Racism in America to readers that previously denounced the existence of reverse racism, as the many examples shared by the author will convince you of its existence.

Pages: 61 | ASIN: B0861RZPZZ

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