Race Distinctions in American Law

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In an era marked by profound social upheaval and the quest for equality, "Race Distinctions in American Law" by Gilbert Thomas Stephenson delves into the intricate legal frameworks that delineate racial categories within American jurisprudence. This pivotal work scrutinizes the implications of laws that have historically enforced segregation and discrimination, examining concepts such as "equal protection" and the influence of the "Fourteenth Amendment." Ideal for students, civic activists, and historians, this scholarly analysis provides critical insights into how race has been constructed legally and the ongoing ramifications of these distinctions. Engage with Stephenson's compelling arguments to better understand the intersection of race and law in shaping American society.