Titlebook: African American Culture and Legal Discourse; Lovalerie King,Richard Schur Book 2009 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc.

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Jacqueline Barron,Gerald Crawley,Tony Woodictories under the Warren court offer the possibility that the law can be an important means by which African Americans can attain justice. However, U.S. history is filled with accounts of the law failing to be a salve for racial injury. Even cases that produce positive outcomes for African American

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Stratification and Professional Badges, chapter examines how trademark law has enabled the ongoing circulation of racialized images and how its doctrinal building blocks offer striking analogies for understanding how race has operated and continues to function. Circulation of racial imagery is not simply an accidental effect of the curre

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Marginality and Theology of New Marginality, aluminum siding that would end up costing us our home. Someone had taught my father to write his name, but he had never learned anything more about reading and writing. My mother had as much knowledge of reading and writing as four or five years of schooling in a one-room country schoolhouse could

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Book 2009e effects of particular decisions and doctrines on African American life and culture and explores the ways in which African American cultural production has been largely centered on a critique of law.

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