description: The dream was to create an America that would become the promised land—the shining city on the hill—flowing with liberty and justice for all. Yet, owing to a mishmash of ideological squabbles, that dream seems to have eluded America. In Race, Rights and Commonsense, Wreh-Wilson takes on the hot button issues that underpin those squabbles. He combines real life stories, popular culture and recent theories on race, difference, the economy and so forth not only to underscore the limitations of America’s ideology driven approach to public conversation, but also to restart the discussion on immigration, integration, nationalism, racism, welfare reform, and the right models of affirmative action and multiculturalism for the good of America’s children. In a word, Wreh-Wilson offers Race, Rights and Commonsense as an invitation to the conversation on justice, diversity consciousness and America’s sometimes bold and sometimes timid trek toward that elusive dream.
language: English
title: Race, Rights and Commonsense 
titlecomplete: Race, Rights and Commonsense 
publisher: PublishAmerica