Julie Park argues in her book Race on Campus that there are persistent myths about diversity that obscure its benefits on college campuses. She counters these myths, such as claims of rampant self-segregation or that affirmative action has outlived its usefulness, by analyzing extensive research on contemporary students and schools. Park presents a more positive view of diversity and how programs aimed at it have helped address disadvantages beyond just race. Her research-based book offers insights into today's racial dynamics on campuses as diversity becomes increasingly important.