Title: A disappointment
Product review: The title is arresting, the cover art cute, and there are a couple of moderately engaging chapters (the relation of Roe v. Wade to crime rates, for example). But are we really surprised to learn that those who sell drugs on street corners are not on the fast track for promotion, that in the days of No Child Left Behind testing teachers will help their students cheat (or cheat for them) so that their schools won't be penalized? By the concluding examination of black and white names and the success rates associated with them, the authors are thrashing about in their data and arriving at conclusions most would find to be pretty banal.
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