Title: Meanwhile in the REAL WORLD...
Product review: Now I have to admit I was intrigued by the title. First few chapters were ok, but the book became progressively harder to read and considerably less realistic. First of all, the author should remember what Eleanor Roosevelt said "Nobody can make you feel interior without your consent." Just because a person claims someone else is a "nobody" that doesn't make it so. Secondly, no one will ever rid the world of rank. People by nature will form a pecking order. That's just the way it is. Without some sort of leadership, there would be anarchy and chaos in the world. Thirdly, the author is in academia, is male and is white, therefore a "somebody" if you go by his definition. So who is he to criticize when he is part of the problem rather than part of the solution?
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