Roger Cole Knihy

Amidst the chaos of modern American society, the book explores the dominance of corporations and the impact of biased laws on diversity and education. It presents a historical analysis of three civilizations—Greco-Roman, Medieval, and Enlightenment—highlighting the decline of institutions and social consensus. By examining the concept of 'Justice,' it questions what constitutes a fair society and proposes potential improvements to current systems. Ultimately, it offers a critical perspective on institutional breakdown and inspires hope for a more just future.

Exploring societal influences on women's choices, the book prompts readers to reflect on the origins of their beauty decisions, such as makeup color and style. It questions the autonomy of women in their appearance, suggesting that external pressures from advertisements and societal expectations often dictate personal preferences. The narrative challenges the notion of self-determination in beauty standards, encouraging a deeper examination of how much control women truly have over their own image.

The biography of Second World War Spitfire pilot John Gillespie Magee who penned the poem High Flight', which would inspire legions of aspiring aviators who had a similar wish to fly their eager craft through footless halls of air'.