The title of the book gives no clue of what it is about! Kly wants *non-territorial* ethnic autonomy and reparations for slavery, enforced by the UN. Existing United Nations documents would support this, according to Kly.As I understand it, Kly advocates a black homeland PLUS portable ethnic rights. For example, if a black is accused of a crime outside of his homeland he could not be tried in the community he victimized, but only in a separate black criminal justice system.It's not clear (as best I recall) whether or not Kly would grant the same rights to whites that he advocates for blacks.