Rights Gone Wrong: How Law Corrupts the Struggle for Equality
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Rights Gone Wrong: How Law Corrupts the Struggle for Equality

by Richard Thompson Ford

Law civil rights social justice
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Richard Thompson Ford examines how legal rights can become entangled with, and sometimes undermine, the pursuit of equality. Rights Gone Wrong offers a critical look at the relationship between law and social justice, questioning whether legal protections always deliver the fairness and progress they promise.

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Rights Gone Wrong examines the relationship between legal rights and the pursuit of equality.

Richard Thompson Ford considers how rights-based approaches can produce unintended consequences.

The book explores the ways law may shape, complicate, or corrupt efforts to achieve social justice.

It offers a critical perspective on the role of law in struggles for equality.

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