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“The End of Race Politics: Arguments for a Colorblind America” by Coleman Hughes is an engaging and insightful book. The book questions prevailing racial doctrines. As a young Black conservative, Hughes advocates for a race-neutral perspective in politics and society. Hughes calls for a revival of the principles that fueled the movement for civil rights

Imagine gazing at the stars, only to realize that they’re not just celestial bodies, but also potential military outposts. This is the reality of space militarization, a concept that involves deploying military technology beyond our atmosphere. In the Cold War era, the USA and the Soviet Union were locked in a space race. But it

“The Weapon Wizards: How Israel Became a High-Tech Military Superpower” by Yaakov Katz and Amir Bohbot is an enthralling journey into Israel’s metamorphosis into a leading military technology force. This book stands as a tribute to the nation’s resourcefulness and tenacity, presenting a fascinating and educational narrative. The authors, Katz and Bohbot, offer a comprehensive

“The Devil We Know: Dealing with the New Iranian Superpower” by Robert Baer is an intriguing study of Iran’s ascension to power. As a former CIA operative, Baer skillfully challenges the Western view of Iran as a country governed by religious zealots. In his book he instead portrays Iran as a rational player, adept in

“A Promised Land” by Barack Obama is an engaging memoir that offers a detailed account of his transformation from a young man exploring his identity to the President of the United States. This hardcover book is the inaugural volume of a proposed two-part series. Obama’s memoir is more than just a political narrative; it’s a