Yette, a Washington correspondent and former government information officer, assembles laws, programs, and official statements that he argues amounted to a coordinated federal drift toward the destruction of Black America. Written as an exposé and a warning, the book asks whether Black survival in the United States can be left to the goodwill of the institutions he documents.
Author: Samuel F. Yette · Original publisher: G. P. Putnam's Sons, New York, 1971