Observing and Diagnosing America is an attempt to focus the attention of Americans to the problem they pose for themselves and other immigrants in their midst, it highlights the alienation usually felt by naturalized citizens of the United States and the cycle of vicious behaviors toward an innocent population. The book shows that the racist attitudes that were the bases of the founding of the American nation must be discarded, making all immigrants welcome both naturally and psychologically and eliminating discord between races in the country. Unless immigrants come to grip with the situation at hand and start treating one another with respect, the fabrics holding the nation together may break apart at the seams

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