Race and Races: Cases and Resources for a Diverse America

Juan F. Perea, Loyola University-Chicago School of Law

Richard Delgado, University of Alabama School of Law

Rose Cuison-Villazor, Rutgers Law School-Newark

Osamudia R. James, University of North Carolina School of Law

Jean Stefancic, University of Alabama School of Law

Stephanie M. Wildman, Santa Clara University School of Law

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Teacher's Manual

Updates the third edition with new material on:

• police violence against African Americans, and the law that makes police accountability so rare
• Black Lives Matter and mass demonstrations against unwarranted police violence
• violence against Asian Americans in the wake of the Covid pandemic
• the Trump presidency and his attacks on immigrants and immigration, including family separation and the movement to build a wall along the southern border
• the Supreme Court’s continuing attack on voting rights, including the recent Brnovich case
• extensively updated chapter on Native Americans, including the effects of settler colonial theory on Native history and the recent McGirt case
• discussion of the conservative attack on Critical Race Theory

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