Race, rights, and redemption The Derrick Bell lectures on the law and critical race theory
Book - 2021
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New York ; London :
The New Press
2021.
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- English
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- Item Description
- Originally published as: Carving out a humanity. 2020.
Introduction by Congresswoman Barbara Lee. - Physical Description
- xi, 392 pages ; 23 cm
- ISBN
- 9781620977347
- A Brief History of the Derrick Bell Lectures
- Introduction
- 1. No Justice, No Peace
- 2. Each Other's Harvest
- 3. The Archetypes That Haunt Us
- 4. Derrick Bell's Toolkit-Fit to Dismantle That Famous House?
- 5. Enlisting Race, Resisting Power, Transforming Democracy
- 6. Accountability for Private Life
- 7. Somebody Else's Child
- 8. From the West to the Rest: Interest Convergence in California Racial Politics
- 9. Envisioning Abolition: Sex, Citizenship, and the Racial Imaginary of the Killing State
- 10. And We Are Still Not Saved: Twenty-First-Century Constitutional Conflicts
- 11. Racism as the Ultimate Deception
- 12. Like a Loaded Weapon
- 13. A Hip-Hop Theory of Justice
- 14. Between Slavery and Freedom: The Deep Racial Roots of the 2008 Financial Crisis
- 15. After Obama: Three "Post-racial" Challenges
- 16. Justice Undone: Color Blindness After Civil Rights
- 17. Critiquing the Family Tree: White Supremacy in the Writing of History
- 18. Badges and Incidents: Lingering Vestiges of Slavery and the Thirteenth Amendment
- 19. The Criminal Injustice of Capital Punishment
- 20. What's Left Out of Brown
- 21. The Society We Want
- 22. A Tale of Two Americas
- 23. The Boundaries of Whiteness: From Till to Tray von
- 24. Race, Violence, and the Word
- 25. Race, Evidence, and Police Violence: Seeking 2020 Vision
- Acknowledgments
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