In "The End of White America," Hsu discusses moving past race as a major marker of identity in America, referring to a post-racial idea of identity, where our activities, affiliations, and personal interests will be more important than race in forging both individual and community identities. Do you agree with Hsu that we are approaching a post-racial America? Hsu also suggests that the out-dated idea of equating "whiteness" with being "American" is disappearing. Do you agree and what examples can you provide to support your opinion? Do you see any examples in our culture of white Americans challenging this move toward a post-racial America?