Praise for Dinesh D'Souza

"Of course, everything [D'Souza] says here is accurate... But it's not going to sit well with people on the American left who, of course, are portraying themselves as the exact opposite of all of this." —Rush Limbaugh (for The Big Lie)

"Stunning...the most profound insight I have read in the last six years about Barack Obama.” —Newt Gingrich (for The Roots of Obama's Rage)

"D'Souza enlivens the familiar material of political screeds with the colorful language of the criminals he came to know, adding to it his own insights as a seasoned political commentator. This is a must-read for any right-leaning readers looking ahead to the 2016 election." —Publishers Weekly (for Stealing America)

“A spirited reminder that the Teflon president cured stagflation, won the cold war, and conquered malaise. Too bad the chattering classes never noticed.” —Robert L. Bartley, editor, Wall Street Journal (for Ronald Reagan)

“The best story I have read in years, and the truest.” —P. J. O’Rourke, author of Parliament of Whores (for Ronald Reagan)

“This book is convincing, eye-opening, and ultimately uplifting. Buy it, and consider yourself lucky.” —Ben Stein, actor and political commentator (for What’s So Great About America)

“This book brings a new personal tone to D’Souza’s always-sharp handling of ideas. There are at least two ‘bests’ in the book: the best discussion I’ve seen on the nature of the Islamic threat, and the best argument against racial reparations. Then there’s the powerful account of D’Souza’s own enchantment with the America he encountered when he first came here as an immigrant from India. My favorite D’Souza book. Read it!” —Shelby Steele, author of The Content of Our Character(for What’s So Great About America)

“Once again, Dinesh D’Souza proves himself a courageous, insightful, and eloquent critic of the American social scene. The End of Racism is more than a scholarly analysis of racial attitudes in America. It is a first person narrative of one of man’s journey across America’s troubled racial landscape—and the hope as well as obstacles he encountered. If there is a path to a true colorblind society, Dinesh D’Souza has helped chart the way.” —Linda Chavez, president, Center for Equal Opportunity; author of Out of the Barrio (for The End of Racism)