Is about enlarging the boundary of racial justice by recognizing and addressing private racism. It draws on political theory and civil rights law to do so.
Is about enlarging the boundary of racial justice by recognizing and addressing private racism. It draws on political theory and civil rights law to do so.
Sonu Bedi is the Joel Parker 1811 Professor in Law and Political Science, Associate Professor of Government, and the Hans '80 and Kate Morris Director of the Ethics Institute at Dartmouth College, New Hampshire. He has published three books: Political Contingency (2007), Rejecting Rights (Cambridge, 2009), and Beyond Race, Sex, and Sexual Orientation: Legal Equality without Identity (Cambridge, 2013).
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Introduction 1. Enlarging the boundary of racial justice 2. Casting racism 3. Digital racism 4. Sexual racism 5. Selling segregation Conclusion: private injustice Bibliography Index.
