The Color of Law: A Forgotten History of How Our Government Segregated America
Richard Rothstein examines the forgotten history of how government segregated America. Focusing on the role of law and public action, this concise historical work offers readers a way to consider segregation through the lens of government policy, making it relevant to students of history, politics, and social issues.
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The Color of Law explores the forgotten history of how the United States government segregated America.
Richard Rothstein focuses on the role of law and government action in shaping segregation.
The book presents a historical examination of segregation in America for readers interested in public policy, politics, and social history.
This English-language paperback offers a focused look at the relationship between government and segregation.
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