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One point I accept is a need for a compulsory national service not military but service aimed. Many Americans seem to lack respect for one another’s cultures, the rights and privileges they have and the need to work together to create a better society. And to get their heads out of screen mode social media obsession.

From that point along I added another star. But I wish Goodreads would allow us to select half stars?

Woke is not entirely healthy or good for America. There are positive points but far too much of an is image activity and not enough real policy to be effective.

Not only that, Vivek presents solutions. This book is an indespensible guide to a world grown bureaucratic. It reminds me of something precious about the march of old history. In the end, Hegel and Kant will outlive Napolean and his propaganda broadsheet, and the books that were biographies of Napolean will be put to pulp in the old storehouse of forgotten words. Ironically, the closer we get to the world, the more applied our thoughts, the shorter history holds on to them. But that all being said, I hope dearly for future American historians that this book will find a place in their work, because it is a rare glimpse into the upper class before, or during, the fall of an Empire. I don’t think of this book really as a final warning anymore, rather its is really just a part of the final swansong from a nation gone mad.