The Color of Law: A Forgotten History of How Our Government Segregated America

Discover the powerful and disturbing history behind the racial segregation in America with the acclaimed book, "The Color of Law: A Forgotten History of How Our Government Segregated America." Named as one of Bill Gates' "Amazing Books" and selected as a Notable Book of the Year, this New York Times Bestseller offers a masterful account of how federal, state, and local governments enforced and perpetuated neighborhood segregation.

Unlike the prevailing belief that segregation was solely a result of private prejudice or economic forces, author Richard Rothstein exposes the deliberate actions taken by American governments to impose residential segregation. From racial zoning to segregated public housing, this book showcases the comprehensive and systematic methods employed to enforce racial segregation in metropolitan areas nationwide.

In this essential history of the modern American metropolis, Rothstein uncovers the truth about whites-only suburbs that were created through builder subsidies and tax exemptions. The book also shines a light on the support given to violent resistance against African Americans in white neighborhoods, revealing a pattern of institutionalized racism that persisted throughout the twentieth century.

With its groundbreaking research and extensive documentation, "The Color of Law" has already transformed our understanding of urban history. This virtually indispensable study not only exposes the unconstitutional past of our nation but also compels us to take responsibility for its remediation.

Explore this eye-opening book and gain a deeper appreciation for the complex forces that shaped the racial landscape of America. Don't miss out on this opportunity to broaden your knowledge and contribute to the conversation about race and equality. Order your copy of "The Color of Law" now and delve into this important and enlightening read.