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Reveals the individuals and institutions in American life that are failing in their duties and letting the American people down, from crooked corporate weasels, to venal politicians, to lazy and/or politically correct bureaucrats, to sexually predatory priests, and more.

A study of African-Americans born between 1965 and 1984, discussing the problems of racism, unemployment, educational disparity, police brutality, and others that plague the first generation to have grown up in a legally desegregated United States, and arguing that hip hop is the unifying force that could bring about a new phase of African-American empowerment.

Examines the world that African-American men face in the twenty-first century, discussing the destructive power of pessimism and suggesting ways of moving beyond obstacles.

Focuses on a new vision for America that begins with reconsidering the values of an earlier generation.

Journalist Greg Campbell shares his experiences traveling throughout the former Yugoslavia in the wake of the Dayton, Ohio accords which were supposed to bring peace to the embattled region.

Discusses many of the influential people, events, and cultural developments of the 1990s.

Assesses the crisis facing the United States as it approaches the twenty-first century and outlines what can be done to avoid it.