Race, Law, and Public Policy: Cases and Materials on Law and the Public Policy of Race

The book delves into the historical and legal landscape surrounding race in America, specifically addressing slavery, Jim Crow laws, desegregation, and the quest for equal opportunity. It critically analyzes the differential legal responses to crimes committed by Black individuals compared to their White counterparts, particularly in death penalty cases. Additionally, it explores the legal ramifications of Black liberation movements and the government's attempts to undermine Black communities, providing a comprehensive view of systemic racial injustices.