Renowned economist and social theorist Thomas Sowell challenges the foundational assumptions of the modern “social justice” movement. With clarity and empirical rigor, Sowell critiques the idea that disparities in outcomes are evidence of systemic bias, injustice, and oppression. Instead, he explores how assumptions, rather than hard evidence, are the drivers of public policy, activism, and academia. Through historical examples, economic analysis, and logical argumentation, Sowell dismantles the notion that equality of outcome should be achieved by social engineering.
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