The book is divided into three sections: People, Places, and Things, in that order. I started at the beginning and by the time I finished the People section I was so turned off the rest of the book had little chance.
The People and Places sections of this book would have you believe white men had very little to do with the history of the United States. It is only when you get to the Things section that, by reading carefully, you discover that most of these were created by...wait for it...white men.
I'm used to political correctness in the mainstream media. I didn't expect to see it in a work of history. I see I was naive.
If your understanding, like mine, is that white men played most of the key roles in the history of this nation, the book is not for you. It is revisionist history written to make the underrepresented feel better.
