Metamorphosis: The Impact of Third-World Immigration on American Culture, by George McDaniel and B. F. Long

Cheap labor, affirmative action and insatiable "diversity" mandates fuel the flames of ethnic confrontation in today's multicultural America. This national identity crisis is a product of the mass legal and illegal immigration unleashed upon America in the the 1960s. Nowhere is this more evident than in the popular culture: music, art, dance, religion, television, radio, magazines and movies.

Metamorphosis is a collection of vignettes and anecdotes documenting the transition of America's popular culture from one reflecting the values and tastes of a largely European-descended population to a chaotic, multicultural morass.

• Approximately 1,300,000 immigrants (legal and illegal) settle in America every year.
• Roughly 90% of immigrants are nonwhites from the Third World.
• English is becoming a foreign language in parts of the Southwest.
• People have been arrested for "politically incorrect" speech.

Yet in spite of the obvious threat of terrorism, the border is wide open.