Hating Whitey and Other Progressive Causes

A series of masterful essays written in the late 90s by one of the most astute conservative writers of the age. The volume needs to be read slowly and carefully. Horowitz packs more thought into a paragraph than many writers do in a volume. He quite simply dismantles the entire Left.......more

This is an extremely hard book for me to rate or review. It was hard to read. It was hard to read in the areas where I agreed and where I disagreed. First, I don't think Horowitz is a racist. Despising some of the militant tactics of individual partisans of 'social justice' does not automatically ma......more

SAMPLE PASSAGE: As a visitor reaches the end of the hall (at the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial on the site of the old Lorraine Motel, in Memphis, Tennessee, where King was assassinated), however, he turns a corner to a jarring, discordant sight. Two familiar faces stare out from a wall-size monume......more

Published in 1999, this collection of essays by a former leftist turned conservative reads like the prologue to today's politics and the insanity of much of the left. The "policy" sections are less interesting than his in-the-trenches descriptions of his personal experiences with members of the Blac......more

David Horowitz's Hating Whitey is not just a book on how politically correct it is to hate white people. It's also about Marxism, liberal activism, and how they both have infiltrated our universities. In the racial portion, he cites case after case of black on white hate crime and related statistics,......more