the state against blacks
first edition, 1984.
written in the 1980s by economist walter williams, “the state against blacks” examines the federal, state, and local laws that systematically impede employment and economic progress of black americans. williams argues that systematic discrimination is a significant factor alongside bigotry and individual discrimination in the socioeconomic issues faced by black communities and the web of factors that sustain socioeconomic disparities within the american landscape.
walter williams (1936-2020) was an influential american economist, commentator, and academic, serving as the john m. olin distinguished professor of economics at george mason university. known for his libertarian views, williams combined economic research with accessible commentary, advocating for the economic rights of black americans throughout his career.
new york: mcgraw-hill paperbacks. isbn: 0070703795. softcover. book condition: very mild bumping to head of spine, shelfwear to back panel. fine-. Item #429
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