Title: Sad, paranoid rascism
Product review: bell hooks is a sad figure, worthy of our sympathy. Her cathartic rants are evidence of how black americans are taught to wallow in their perceived state of oppression. She does not seem to realize that this self-enrolled victimization is a root cause of black americans' lack of self-sufficiency and reliance on social programs. Her hatred of whites only serves to perpetuate her and her race's misery. How unfortunate that a woman with such an incredibly negative message would be lauded as such a literary talent. It sickens me that a previous reviewer chooses to force this book on her/his students; hook's paranoid view of reality should not be mistaken by impressionable minds as the true state of affairs. The true irony of this book and bell hook's viewpoint is that the country that she loathes so vehemently is also the one that offers her unparalled freedom and opportunity.
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