we also have a book called whitaker chambers as a part of the library thinkers series by richard wright, and we have a book called sis freedom by representative mccotter, thaddeus mccotter basically about restoring the principles of conservatism in the coming years and finally we have a book called the closing of the muslim mind by robert reilly which is about kind of the intellectual differences between muslims and western christians and how that needs to be resolved first before we can go further. >> do you have any authors assigning books today? >> we do. matthew spaulding of we still hold these truths, he will be signing books and also craig shirley who wrote rendezvous with destiny will be signing books tomorrow. >> can you tell a bit about isi buckson general? how long has the company been around? are they a part of another publisher? >> isi books is been around since 1993. we are part of the studies

richard wright talks about this, about not even having to see a lynching to just -- it's a means to sortof make him immobilize him to some degree. you wanted to -- >> i might add one thing. i hope everyone in the room filled out the census form; correct? a lot of the evidence from my story comes from the census form and how the federal government tried to classify americans. it is the case between 1920 and 2000, you could only check one box on your census. you could be black or white. you could be hispanic or white. or you could be black or indian. and americans of mixed race fought very, very hard to change the census option through the year 2000 and we see that in 2010, alonging all of us to check multiple boxes to reflect the complicated history of this country. i happen to see that as an enormous step towards in the ways we think about race. i see it recognizes who we are as a country. you walk around the streets of leek, and you see why we need the multiple boxes. i have to say i'm a little disappointed that our president, as the newspaper reported, checked only one box. i think the