Uncivil Wars - Hardcover

"Horowitz . . . is certainly correct that there is a problem of political correctness on many college campuses. . . . Some divisive ideas--particularly about race and gender--are unwelcome by administrators, faculty members and students in many colleges and universities." "Horowitz sees . . . the reparations movement is motivated not primarily by a concern for justice. It exists instead to denigrate America's founding ideals--ideals that contributed to slavery's end--and to perpetuate a sense of race-based entitlement and victimhood that harms blacks today far more than does the legacy of slavery."

"Uncivil Wars" shows what happens when the new racial orthodoxy collides with tolerance and free speech and what the implications of this conflict are for American education and culture.