It sounds more proactive.

It's definitely a noticeable book cover.

A seemed more dark and interesting. I liked the design a lot and the overall feel.

Option A makes me think that an imbalanced person wrote it, so I'd be more likely to pick it up out of curiosity (to either laugh or cringe).

This title is definitely a lot more attention grabbing and shocking.

This choice is more provocative and intriguing, which is attractive. Very cool for sure!

Option A would because I would like to know what happened to people based solely on the color of their skin.

The title in option A captures my interest more. The title is bold, and I would want to read a short description regarding what the book is about.

The title coincides with what I believe

A is such a ridiculous I would have to know what it is about. It is clickbait.

This title is a lot more sensational so it would definitely capture my attention better and make me slightly more interested.

I like option A because the title sounds more intriguing and interesting. Option B doesn't really resonate with me as well.

It is very straightforward. It is very honest. People might find that endearing.

Even though the title seems very racist, I would still be more likely to pick up this book and read it based on the title.

I thought option A had the more interesting and perhaps controversial book title and was for me slightly better than option B which I wasn't really fond of.

I think it would be interesting to see how the book matches the title, maybe it's a sort of satirical-yet-serious book?

a stands out more and grabs your attention

Choice A is a little more shocking and intriguing.

I would love to see an America with no white people.

Gives you a better idea of what the premise of the book is.

I like the title of this book even though it may hint racism it sounds more interesting.

More sensational so probably more interesting, even though it's clearly the same topic.

This is more incendiary and makes it seem more outspoken and bold.

Only because it is such an outlandish title, I would have to take a closer look.

Because the other title sounds racist

Both look pretty terrible to be honest but this is the better of the two picks.

option B looks more eye catching in my opinion

I like Option B simply because the other option seems offensive and racist against white people.

The title in choice A is a bit odd, so I would choose choice B by default. It sounds much more interesting and riveting to read than choice A.

I do not know what it means after white people. Races is an invented term.

Sounds politically correct, with no negative feelings about race being generated.

The title of Option B is intriguing, and I want to read the book to learn more.

First one is outrage bait.

option B captures my curiosity because of these bright colors with small font text

I like the descriptive title better for this option overall.

Sounds less like a weird fringe book and makes me interested to find out what it's about.

I loved the way the sky had some empty space to make the image more dramatic.

I would be drawn in and want to know what it's about and how it turns out

B sounds interesting for all readers. A sounds like something "woke" and potentially racist (either supremacist or anti-white or something), so it wouldn't attract people outside that culture.

I don't like the "white people" vibe in the title. So, white people are now the enemy? If so, then that is a book I won't read

I would want to see what derailed America.

I think that if you say America after White people that most white people won't buying the book.

This title has a nice ring to it, leaving a bit of curiosity.

I like the title better, due to its shorter, catchier nature.

The other title is harsh and in your face. The other title seems more interesting to me and catches my attention for interest not shock value.

I feel like adding "white people" turns some people away, like it's intended to be reactionary whereas option B feels like it would be less bias.

The other option puts me off , this one is vague yet implies so makes me want to learn more and know what it is about

"America after white people" sounds pretty racist, I would be embarrassed for people to see it in my home

I picked B as my top choice s the title seems less racist and it's more mysterious.

This was more as a reaction to choice A than anything. Choice B sound like a really good title as opposed to the other one which sounds like someone who is into Critical Race Theory, which most of us everyday people are completely turned off to. So Choice B is the best one for me and doesn't turn my off just by reading the title.