It’s not a fash book but it is a neoliberal “wowie economics huh!” book that tries to thread the needle of material conditions around individual responsibility. If, for instance, a minority population is poor because of redlining, the solution is obviously providing scholarship programs to high achiever students so they can then open businesses in those areas and gentrify tax revenues higher.
The worst one I remember is an argument for why you should prefer staffing non-Mexican Latinos if you own a Mexican restaurant. Or non-Japanese East Asians if you own a Japanese restaurant. Etc.
Something about how your clientele is racist and doesn’t care to tell the difference, so you need to cater to them.
Edit: this may have been the Freakonomics podcast, not the book.
There are other Nazi books besides Mein Kampf
Mix it up a bit, put a couple Turner Diaries, maybe even a copy or two of Freakonomics
Th…that’s a bit, right? I thrifted one of those books recently…
It’s not a fash book but it is a neoliberal “wowie economics huh!” book that tries to thread the needle of material conditions around individual responsibility. If, for instance, a minority population is poor because of redlining, the solution is obviously providing scholarship programs to high achiever students so they can then open businesses in those areas and gentrify tax revenues higher.
It’s not a Nazi book directly, but there are definitely low background levels of
As everything written by a yank tho
The worst one I remember is an argument for why you should prefer staffing non-Mexican Latinos if you own a Mexican restaurant. Or non-Japanese East Asians if you own a Japanese restaurant. Etc.
Something about how your clientele is racist and doesn’t care to tell the difference, so you need to cater to them.
Edit: this may have been the Freakonomics podcast, not the book.