The Color of Law - Richard Rothstein – Softcover

The Color of Law by Richard Rothstein offers a groundbreaking look into the often-overlooked role of government policies in shaping racial segregation in the United States. Drawing on meticulous research and historical documentation, Rothstein reveals how local, state, and federal laws actively enforced residential segregation, influencing American communities for generations. This essential read challenges the myth that segregation “just happened” and presents a powerful argument for corrective justice and public awareness. A must-have for readers interested in American history, social justice, public policy, and urban development. Details: Format: Softcover / Paperback Author: Richard Rothstein Publisher: Liveright Publication Year: 2017 Pages: 368 Genre: Nonfiction / History / Sociology / Civil Rights ISBN: 9781631492853 Condition: Good Condition the color of law book, richard rothstein, american history book, racial segregation history, civil rights literature, sociology nonfiction, paperback history books, social justice reading, urban planning, segregation in america