As a professor of a course titled, Justice in a Pluralistic Society, I am always searching for a text that will grab students and challenge them to think about about gender, race, and ethnicity in this country from both historical and current perspectives. This text does just that. With well-written introductory essays that a lay a needed context for students, this text provides primary sources which take students across the landscape of American history in light of these topics. Our students are excited about this book even though this is a dreaded required course. Well-done!