Title: Too Politically Correct
Product review: This book is kind of stifling. Cook is at his politically-correct worst here. All the blacks are saintly (even if they're violent), all the bad guys are white skinhead, nazi, right-wing extremists. Cook uses these derogatory adjectives so many times, it's nauseous. Plus, according to Cook, the skinheads have thousands of active members with a world-wide conspiracy. He maintains (as the AP also claims) Michigan is the headquarters of this KKK conspiracy. The plot of the book is pretty transparent. I mean, there's no suspense, you know who's going to win and 100% win. The bad guys are portrayed as stumble-bums lacking redeemable qualities.There are no shades of gray in this tedious text. Everything is 100% bad - white 'racists" or 100% good - all blacks. Most people will admit there are good and bad examples in all groups of people, but Cook is such a fearful writer, he even portrays black gang members as deprived but moral.
Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
