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Explore the complex and deeply rooted issue of racism with this thought-provoking paperback edition of "Racism," edited by Gerald Leinwand. Published by Pocket Books in March 1972 as part of the "Problems of American Society" series, this volume delves into the destructive force that has shaped and continues to challenge our nation. The book provides an incisive examination through selected readings, offering perspectives on how hatred has evolved, been reinforced by institutions, and the ongoing efforts to eradicate it. It features vivid firsthand accounts of victims' experiences, making it a compelling resource for understanding historical and societal impacts.

This edition is a significant piece for collectors of sociology texts, American history, and civil rights literature from the early 1970s. The cover art, featuring a stark visual representation, underscores the gravity of the subject matter. With contributions from various authors and excerpts from important documents, this book serves as a vital historical document reflecting the discourse on race relations in the United States. Ideal for students, researchers, or anyone interested in the social dynamics and historical context of racism in America.