“Of course, his persona was one of golden husband and do-gooder WASP, something he's clearly revelling in chipping away at here.”

“With his lockjaw voice and nose for journalistic stunts, George was a WASP daredevil.”

“While the structures of democracy, capitalism, and defense basically reflected the value system of WASP America, culture presented itself in a Janus-faced manner.”

“But the criticism of WASPs as a group, says Brookhiser, is only a symptom of a deeper ill.”

“The artist's best-known works, big color photographs of wealthy WASPs at home, show us characters both instantly recognizable and subtly surprising.”

“The WASPs were unappreciated and their contributions unrecognized.”