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- Publisher: Independent Institute
- ISBN-10: 1598133985
- ISBN-13: 9781598133981
- Format: 15.5 x 23.1 x 3.6 cm, kieti viršeliai
- Language: English
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In this long-awaited updated edition of Race & Liberty in America: The Essential Reader, editor Jonathan Bean presents the timeless and urgent insights classical liberalism has to offer our troubled and polarized time.
In 2009, when Race & Liberty in America: The Essential Reader was originally published, there was a spirit of optimism surrounding race relations. 15 years later, and that spirit is fraught with tensions, many regrettably familiar and some new.
Which raises the question: what happened? And more importantly: how can we set things right?
With new contributions from Thomas Sowell, Coleman Hughes, Thomas Chatteron Williams, Kenny Xu, David Bernstein, and Ilya Somin--as well as a plethora of primary source evidence from recent landmark US Supreme Court decisions--Bean champions the values of colorblindness, freedom, and equal constitutional protection for all individuals--regardless of race.
It's a message that couldn't be more timely.
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- Publisher: Independent Institute
- ISBN-10: 1598133985
- ISBN-13: 9781598133981
- Format: 15.5 x 23.1 x 3.6 cm, kieti viršeliai
- Language: English English
In this long-awaited updated edition of Race & Liberty in America: The Essential Reader, editor Jonathan Bean presents the timeless and urgent insights classical liberalism has to offer our troubled and polarized time.
In 2009, when Race & Liberty in America: The Essential Reader was originally published, there was a spirit of optimism surrounding race relations. 15 years later, and that spirit is fraught with tensions, many regrettably familiar and some new.
Which raises the question: what happened? And more importantly: how can we set things right?
With new contributions from Thomas Sowell, Coleman Hughes, Thomas Chatteron Williams, Kenny Xu, David Bernstein, and Ilya Somin--as well as a plethora of primary source evidence from recent landmark US Supreme Court decisions--Bean champions the values of colorblindness, freedom, and equal constitutional protection for all individuals--regardless of race.
It's a message that couldn't be more timely.
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