Toward a Political Philosophy of Race

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This book explores the paradox of liberal societies, highlighting how their structures and ideologies can inadvertently foster racism and discrimination. It delves into the mechanisms through which liberalism, often seen as a champion of equality, may perpetuate systemic inequalities. By analyzing historical and contemporary examples, the author reveals the complexities of social justice within a liberal framework, encouraging readers to critically assess the implications of liberal policies on marginalized communities.