Race, Racism and American Law

by Derrick Bell

History Law Social Science

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Derrick Bell’s Race, Racism and American Law examines the intersection of race, racism, and the American legal system. Centered on a major subject in legal and social analysis, this book is suited to readers interested in law, American history, and the role of race in public institutions.

ISBN-13 9780735575745 ASIN 0735575746 Views 113 Publisher Aspen Publishers Year 2008 Edition 6 Format Hardcover Product Group Book Pages 766 Created September 30, 2026 Updated October 22, 2026

About This Book

Race, Racism and American Law is a work by Derrick Bell focused on the connections among race, racism, and American law.

The book presents a subject centered on legal institutions and the role of race in the United States.

It may interest readers exploring law, American history, and social analysis.

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