Understanding Race, Ethnicity and Power: The Key to Efficacy on Clinical Practice
Carolyn L. Attneave, Ph.D. University of Washington  Unafraid to help others face painful self-discovery, Pinderhughes provides vignettes of experience to illustrate feelings and behaviors that emerge from our racial and ethnic heritages. Non-judgmentally she shows how these merge with experiences of the inequality of power inherent in our gender, social class, economic, and professional attitudes and values...This may be the most important book in the field to emerge in this decade, not just for those engaged in easily visible cross-cultural settings, but for all of us whose vocation is serving our fellow human beings. --Review