From Character to Color

Ernest J. Zarra III is a lifelong educator. He has authored thirteen books and over a dozen journal articles, served as a district professional development leader, presented as keynote speaker for various educational organizations, and served as assistant professor of teacher education at Lewis-Clark State College.

• List of TablesList of FiguresPrefaceAcknowledgmentsChapter 1: Critical Race TheoryChapter 2: What’s the Matter with Melanin?Chapter 3: Critical Race and Common GraceChapter 4: Analysis of Critical Race TheoryChapter 5: Critical Flaws of Critical Race TheoryChapter 6: Communities Fighting BackAppendix A: States’ Legislative Decisions Regarding CRTAppendix B: Christian Colleges and CRTAppendix C: Teachers’ Associations and the Progressive Agenda: Washington StateAbout the Author

From Character to Color is a welcomed addition to the research on Critical Race Theory. Dr. Zarra does an excellent job of explaining CRT, its origination, and its impact on our society. The material is presented in an easily digestible manner. I highly recommend this book to anyone seeking to grow in their knowledge of CRT and how we can defeat it.