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"The authors' attempts to link his convictions to his psyche—they make much of his alleged resentment of light-skinned black professional elites—don't always click, but Thomas still emerges as a fascinating and emblematic figure." - PW.

"This is a thoroughly absorbing look at a conflicted man whose views will impact American law and race relations for generations." - Booklist.

"An unflinching look at success and race in America. " - Kirkus.

"All in all, this is a thoughtful and evenhanded treatment; recommended for all libraries." - Library Journal.

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