Twenty-First-Century American Fiction Has Conceptualised Racial Identity

Twenty-First-Century American Fiction Has Conceptualised Racial Identity

In the 21st century, America will be transformed into a non-white nation. So will the once white nations of Europe. Band-aid temporizing and delays are now exhausted. Procrastinating a final settlement of our centuries-old racial dilemma is no longer possible. It will end, soon—one way or another. One, or a combination of the four scenarios, will happen in America's 21st century. The unalterable reality of history will prevail, that "race matters"—profoundly. Each race, by its inner nature, by eons of genetic and cultural formation, becomes deeply programmed at its ...