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The End of Racism: Principles for a Multiracial Society, by Dinesh D’Souza (Free Press, 724 pp., $30)

‘I AM married to a Protestant woman named Dixie, who was born in Louisiana and raised in California and whose ancestry is English, Scotch Irish, German, and American Indian,” reports Dinesh D’Souza, America’s most famous Indian immigrant since—who? Maharishi Mahesh Yogi? Listing his multicultural credentials in what he must have known would be a vain effort to reason with the storm of abuse that has since broken over his important new book, Mr. D’Souza adds: “Our new-born daughter, Danielle, is, well, beyond racial classification.”

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The End of Racism: Principles for a Multiracial Society, by Dinesh D’Souza (Free Press, 724 pp., $30)

‘I AM married to a Protestant woman named Dixie, who was born in Louisiana and raised in California and whose ancestry is English, Scotch Irish, German, and American Indian,” reports Dinesh D’Souza, America’s most famous Indian immigrant since—who? Maharishi Mahesh Yogi? Listing his multicultural credentials in what he must have known would be a vain effort to reason with the storm of abuse that has since broken over his important new book, Mr. D’Souza adds: “Our new-born daughter, Danielle, is, well, beyond racial classification.”