In "The Myths Surrounding a Post-Racial America," I discuss how both intelligence & policing practices have impacted Arab & Muslim Americans-especially after 9/11. When accepted by a reputable publishing house--as opposed to the vanity publisher aka Common Ground Publishing-the in progress All the Women are White, All the Blacks are Men:  American Electoral Politics' Intersectionality Gambit will probe how Sanders' Campaign narratives have impacted these discussions. In terms of the essay on post-racialism, for example, in what law enforcement environment is it OK for an FBI agent to state that the target of an investigation was a “'...retarded fool,' who doesn’t have '...a pot to piss in,' while other agents discussed prosecutors' penchant for Hollywood endings." Thus, the inescapable call for data based & culturally proficient-rather than fly by the seat of the pants law enforcement a la Baltimore-policing is worth considering. Conversely, Trump's law & order prism could rule us.