keeps you turning the pages as you dig into the lives of the geeks that managed to take vegas for a ride, but the writing is often unintentionally funny, mostly because of stilted metaphors.

Dealing with the challenging questions of lingering social inequality along racial lines, this book destroys the weak thinking of right-wing individualists by presenting a compelling case for structural inequality.

normally, I’d eschew any today show pick (I didn’t even know that they had a book club until I looked at this book) but the book is actually compelling.

a nice send-up of the academy. Reed doesn’t pull punches – he goes after white feminists, PC culture, conservatives, liberals—you name it, he nails it.