Slanted: How an Asian American Troublemaker Took on the Supreme Court
by Simon Tam
In Slanted, Simon Tam explores what it means to be an Asian American troublemaker taking on the Supreme Court. Combining personal perspective with questions of law, identity, and representation, this book considers the tensions that arise when an individual challenges a powerful institution.
About This Book
Slanted is a book by Simon Tam about an Asian American troublemaker and his encounter with the Supreme Court.
Its title points to questions of identity, perspective, and the ways individuals challenge powerful institutions.
The book connects personal experience with the broader subjects of law, representation, and social issues.
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