This Is the House that Law Built: A Systems Story of Racism
Strand, Palma Joy
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Abstract
In this essay, I explore the system-ness of racism. A systems understanding of racism enables us to more fully comprehend the magnitude and depth of racism, its reach and rootedness. This systems understanding provides the foundation for some initial and overarching observations about law and systemic racism.