An interesting critique on the field of sociology itself. It examined the academics themselves and the ways in which their own biases influence the field and their research. I agree with many of the takes, but some seemed a bit weak. He also made a large point of what kind of evidence created good arguments, but then used anecdotes as evidence of flaws in the field. Overall, it still made me think but I wouldn't read unless you're super interested in sociology.
There are spots in the book that I would rewrite if I could, as I think they are dated, simplistic, or potentially offensive. However, it’s a useful text for an undergraduate course.