The Triple Package

The book explores the complex dynamics of group success in America, highlighting that certain racial and ethnic groups outperform others in various metrics like income and education. It challenges prevailing racial stereotypes by showcasing that some black and Hispanic subgroups excel beyond many white and Asian subgroups. The narrative emphasizes the temporary nature of success among immigrant groups, which often diminishes by the third generation, ultimately questioning the idea of inherent group differences and the 'model minority' concept.