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Subject(s)

• Discrimination—Law and legislation—United States [Browse]
• Critical legal studies [Browse]
• Social justice [Browse]
• United States—Race relations [Browse]

Author

• Bender, Steven [Browse]
• Hill, Jennifer J. [Browse]

Series

American casebook series [More in this series]

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Contents

• Looking to the bottom is step on in systemic advocacy
• Framing the dimensions and dynamics of the critical challenge
• Unlearning and relearning systems, social identities, and castes
• Unlearning and relearning winning, losing, and progress over, and using, time
• Roadtest : reclaiming group identities for antisubordination insight, consciousness, and solidarity
• Organizing bottom-up groups to contest top-down power and rewrite "ground rules"
• Road test : collaborating to connect experience and knowledge for teamwork and coalitions
• Road test : designing a systemic advocacy project around social problems and three-layered goals
• Exposing the values, handcuffs, blindfolds, and hierarchies of law as an industry
• Advancing and defending three-layered goals in systemic contexts
• Stage one : diagnosing problems in context through cirtical research & analysis to prepare for complex actions
• Stage two : building campaigns and institutions as complex actions for three-layered progress
• Situating the critical challenge in the "Rule of law" as systemic ideology
• Road test : dismanteling "ideological illusions of equality" to resist hegemony
• Running the critical justice marathon : Brown, formal equality, and beyond in public education
• Road test : crafting long-term pathways toward critical justices

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ISBN

• 9781628102048
• 1628102047

OCLC

1252706069

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