A Case for Affirmative Action

Gertrude Ezorsky presents a powerfully reasoned argument in favor of raising out of misery that part of the American population that has been relegated to the most miserable jobs and deprived of civil rights and humane treatment.

The book starts with a demonstration that there is still institutional racism in the United States. Space does not permit a listing of all the evidence. Let me mention only the fact that, according to a 1986 survey, in the thirty-two states where the death pen...