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Race and American Law
Rebecca Morris, Traci D. Johnson, Deirdre R. J. Head, Kate Conley, Duchess Harris
2019·112 pages
Explores the intersection of race and law in America, focusing on citizenship issues.
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Explores the intersection of race and law in America, focusing on citizenship issues.
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Citizenship, Race, and the Law takes a look at policies that have hindered people from becoming US citizens and the legal actions people of color have taken to be recognized by the federal government.
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Minor mentions of historical violence related to racial issues.
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Central focus on racial and legal policies in American history.
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Recurring themes of systemic racial oppression and discrimination.
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