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A bold and unapologetic exposé uncovering the pervasive anti-white bias infiltrating every aspect of American society. The book investigates the anti-white bias in education, entertainment, politics, and social dynamics. Chapter by chapter, the book meticulously dissects popular narratives such as Critical Race Theory (CRT), Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives, the 1619 Project, and the Reparations debate. It highlights the misinformation, misrepresentation, and anti-white biases these narratives perpetuate. It examines how mainstream media narratives are manipulative-censoring certain information while amplifying other content-to shape public perception and propagate leftist agendas. "Caudacity" challenges this racism, which is cloaked in the guise of progressivism that demonizes whites and attempts to unite all races against the white race. This work is a counter-narrative to the dominant liberal agenda in media and education. The book reevaluates widely accepted perspectives on race, history, and identity in the modern American context.