ROGER DEVLIN has written a piece about Our Borders, Ourselves: America in the Age of Multiculturalism by the late Lawrence Auster. You can find it at VDare.

Devlin’s thoughtful summary of the book is well worth reading. (One correction: There were small publishers interested in this book. Their ideological positions were too incompatible with Mr. Auster’s.)

Revolutionary regimes define themselves by endlessly demonizing the regime they have deposed. Under its Communist government, China used to stage lavish theatrical productions in which the stock figure of the piggish capitalist landlord served as a hate object that legitimized the regime. The landlords played this important symbolic role even though they no longer existed, having all been exterminated. In a similar fashion, we can expect that multicultural America will continue to demonize the white man and his works long after whites have been pushed aside.

— Lawrence Auster, Our Borders, Ourselves: America in the Age of Multiculturalism

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