Review of Prejudice, Racism, and Tribalism

[Rose Nafula Oketch]

The reviewer has hinted that some parts of the book may come off as offensive to some people, and that shows how these topics are very sensitive, controversial, and thought-provoking, even after the author approaches them with honesty and wit using research and his own experiences. Congratulations on BOTD!

[Jeff Kanda]

This topic is sensitive and I like the fact that the author chose to write about it. Thanks for the brief review!

[Kelvin Suraj]

"Prejudice, Racism and Tribalism: A Primer for White People," Anthony M. D'Agostino, MD, insightfully explores racism, tribalism, and prejudice. He defines these concepts, discusses their historical context, and addresses how prejudices form. The inclusion of personal experiences and abundant statistics enriches the narrative, making it both informative and relatable. Real-life examples from past and present events effectively illustrate the author's points, providing a clear and engaging perspective for readers.

[Elizabeth-Tush4Christ]

When a book addresses sensitive topics like racism, tribalism, and prejudice, it is bound to stir emotions and provoke controversy. These subjects are inherently divisive, as people have diverse opinions and interpretations of them. I'm particularly interested in reading this book to gain insight into the author's perspective and to see how these issues are presented.

I hope the book offers an unbiased view, as an impartial approach can provide a clearer understanding of these complex topics. As the author pointed out, these words are often misused and can be thrown around indiscriminately. I personally believe this misuse stems from a lack of precise language to accurately describe these nuanced phenomena.

Understanding the proper context and meaning behind terms like racism, tribalism, and prejudice is crucial for meaningful dialogue and progress. I look forward to seeing how the author navigates these sensitive issues and whether the book can shed light on the proper usage and implications of these important concepts. Thank you for the great review. Congratulations to the author on BOTD.

[Abraham Ozo]

Anthony M. D'Agostino's 'Prejudice, Racism and Tribalism' meticulously dissects complex societal issues with historical depth and personal insights, offering a comprehensive primer

[Kibet Hillary]

I am wondering about the context in which the above statements, and the fact that more is needed makes the book a must-read. It is good to read that the book is a treasure trove of information, making it informative and enlightening. I look forward to reading it.
Many thanks for the review.

[Black Indigo]

I am intrigued by the concepts of racism, tribalism, and prejudice, so I'll give this book a chance. Thank you for the review.

[Huini Hellen]

I agree that there is a need to be sensitive about some of the phrases we use, especially when expressing preferences for s certain category of people. Thanks for your honest review.

[Hadiya Maryem]

Nice review!

[Harshitha G B]

Insightful review and thanks for mentioning the short coming of the book because it gives opportunity for reader's to select whether it fits them or not. The book about racism along with mention of how it evolved along with the time frame ,gives sense of how some system is eradicated and there is whole sense of belonging now to the society.

[Stephen Somtochukwu Ezeme]

The book Prejudice, Racism and Tribalism: A Primer for White People, by Anthony M. D'Agostino, is a good read from the author's perspective. Indeed, recognizing the importance of others as equal to oneself, regardless of color, is commendable. The author may have flawed in that. I may not love to read the book because it may alter the equality mindset I cherish. Congrats to the BOTD.

[Michael Gambo]

The author's candid approach and the use of real-world examples made the complex subjects more relatable and understandable. Even though certain sections might be controversial, I believe they spark necessary conversations.

[Michael Gambo]

I agree that there is a need to be sensitive about some of the phrases we use, especially when expressing preferences for s certain category of people. Thanks for your honest review.

It's essential to approach these conversations with empathy and an open mind to foster understanding and positive change.

[Michael Gambo]

The book Prejudice, Racism and Tribalism: A Primer for White People, by Anthony M. D'Agostino, is a good read from the author's perspective. Indeed, recognizing the importance of others as equal to oneself, regardless of color, is commendable. The author may have flawed in that. I may not love to read the book because it may alter the equality mindset I cherish. Congrats to the BOTD.

Engaging with differing viewpoints can sometimes strengthen our beliefs or provide new insights. However, it's equally valid to prioritize readings that align with your values and support your commitment to equality.

[Michael Gambo]

Insightful review and thanks for mentioning the short coming of the book because it gives opportunity for reader's to select whether it fits them or not. The book about racism along with mention of how it evolved along with the time frame ,gives sense of how some system is eradicated and there is whole sense of belonging now to the society.

The historical perspective on racism and its evolution over time indeed provides valuable context and highlights the progress we've made as a society.