A Black and White Case: How Affirmative Action Survived Its Greatest Legal Challenge
AChoiceMagazine Outstanding Academic Title 2005"Seldom does a book of its genre match the quality ofGideon's Trumpet . . .Stohr comes very close in his fascinating, insightfulA Black and White Case." (Choice)"Stohr deserves the highest praise for tackling one of the most complex issues in the high court's caseload and doing it fairly and well." (United Press International, 10/15/04)"Stohr has produced a brisk yet meaty book that establishes him as a first-rate legal journalist. Move over Jeffrey Toobin." (St. Louis Post-Dispatch, 9/26/04)