The Unprotected Class: How Anti-White Racism Is Tearing America Apart

Jeremy Carl examines anti-white discrimination in contemporary America. He argues that while political and media figures focus on an imaginary epidemic of white supremacy, white Americans face real discrimination across multiple sectors including business, education, law, the military, entertainment, and religious institutions. Carl traces how the civil rights movement, which began with an appeal for justice regardless of skin color, has shifted course. He contends that activists now seek racism in contexts where it no longer exists, and that the failure to achieve perfect equality of outcomes is used to justify discriminatory policies against whites. The book provides an explanation of how this situation developed and proposes steps to address what Carl describes as a dangerous direction for the country.