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December 17
The Englewood Review of Books
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of How Our Government
Segregated America
Richard Rothstein
Hardback: Liveright, 2017
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“Rothstein’s comprehensive and engrossing book reveals just how the U.S. arrived at the “systematic racial segregation we find in metropolitan areas today,” focusing in particular on the role of government. While remaining cognizant of recent changes in legislation and implementation, Rothstein is keenly alert to the continuing effects of past practices.”
- from the starred review in Publishers Weekly
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