Like “The No College Club” before it, “Critical Daze” is a rare gem in an ugly antiwhite world.

The reader will find themselves drawn into the painful life of a well-intentioned high school student – who is genuinely kind and decent. Yet, because of the antiwhiteism permeating his world, his kindness is never repaid by antiwhites. In a true-to-life scenario, he learns he must show the proper deference to non-whites in order to pursue his interests in high school and beyond.

Reading the book is a treat, as the story flows like fluid. On the other hand, because the story is so familiar, so relatable, it is often painful and infuriating. The high school student sees his life fall apart as he is used, manipulated, attacked and abandoned by antiwhites at every opportunity.

In the depth of his hopelessness, he will learn there are allies willing to help. They have walked the path before him, and will demand more of him that he has ever demanded of himself. In the process of standing up to antiwhites, he will finally become a man.             

~Brantdanger