Race, Law, and Higher Education in the Colorblind Era : Critical Investigations into Race-Related Supreme Court Disputes (Paperback)

?Preface?IntroductionSection I: Foundations of Colorblindness, Whiteness, and Racial Subordination?Chapter 1 - Judicial Colorblindness and the Problem of Racism?Chapter 2 - Commitments: Of Methods and Interpretation ?Chapter 3 - A Historical Synergy: Law, Whiteness, and the Hegemony of Racial Subordination Section II: Revisiting and Revising 'Settled' History?Chapter 4 - The Politics and Whiteness of Brown v. Board of Education?Chapter 5 - (Un)Equal Protection and Disproportionate Harm to Minorities ?Chapter 6 - Affirmative Action = Discrimination (to whites) in the Colorblind EraSection III: Critical Contemporary Perspectives?Chapter 7 - After Fisher v. University of Texas: Racial Justice or Whiteness Rising? ?Chapter 8 - Diversity Trending Up, Affirmative Action on Life Support, and the Perilous Status of Asian Americans ?Chapter 9 - Future DirectionsSelected bibliography