It notes that a certain group was "tougher . .
A memoir by this writer describes how his teacher Mrs. K introduced him to the "brutal bargain" of social mobility, exemplified by the "longest journey" from "Brooklyn to Manhattan." An essay by this writer discusses coming in second at a relay race, only for the opposing team trying to jump him and take their first-prize medallions after it was revealed that the opposing team had cheated. This author called the Cold War the Third World War in a 2007 book arguing that the current fight against "Islamofascism" constitutes World War IV. A 1963 essay by this author of the memoir Making It notes that a certain group was "tougher . . . and more ruthless" than the Jews and Italians in his Brooklyn neighborhood, and explains his hatred of black people. "My Negro Problem—and Ours" was written by, for 10 points, what neoconservative longtime editor of Commentary magazine?
A memoir by this writer describes how his teacher Mrs. K introduced him to the "brutal bargain" of social mobility, exemplified by the "longest journey" from "Brooklyn to Manhattan."
Norman Podhoretz