A White Man's Perspectives on Race and Racism

Do you feel that it is always the same group of voices addressing our issues with racism? Do you feel compelled to quietly go along with those voices for fear of societal backlash? Do you have concerns about even asking any questions which might challenge the racial groupthink that pervades and often controls our current reality? A sociopolitical examination of race relations in the United States, A White Man's Perspectives on Race and Racism is a centrist and narrative challenging outlook on the history, causes, and effects of racism. It addresses media and political bias and misinformation, direct and indirect culpability, and requirements for social correction through various subjects including cultural differences, racial double standards, affirmative action, cultural appropriation, immigration, separatism, and encounters with police. It also asks its readers to "rip off the Band-Aid" and reexamine what they think they already know, shed their preconceived notions about others of all races, ignore propaganda, and think for themselves without threat of judgment. Zephareth Ledbetter is a pen name for the anonymous author, who explains his choice of anonymity herein.