The book is presented in four chapters, each of which contains opposing views on several aspects of discrimination. Chapter One discusses whether discrimination does/does not cause black poverty; women/men face significant discrimination; anti-immigration measures are discriminatory/necessary; and homosexuals do/do not face significant discrimination. Chapter Two discusses whether racism does/does not cause discrimination; integrated education fosters discrimination/equal opportunity; and a multiracial category would/would not lead to increased discrimination. Chapter Three examines whether affirmative action does/does not create reverse discrimination; white men do/do not face reverse discrimination; and political correctness either fosters reverse discrimination or is a conservative myth. Chapter Four discusses whether ending/retaining affirmative action would promote equal opportunity; diversity-training programs are productive/counter-productive; and multiculturalism can help end discrimination/discriminates against whites. Bibliographies, organizations to contact, index