PRIVILEGE

Ross Douthat arrived at Harvard in 1998 with an idealized vision of Ivy League life, only to discover a school steeped in elitism and excessive wealth. He found an institution that served as an incubator for ambition, seduced by the religion of success. This book offers a sharp social critique of America's most esteemed institutions, exploring issues like affirmative action, grade inflation, and political correctness within the context of a burgeoning ruling class.