Foundations of Injustice: How Systemic Racism Shaped American Institutions
What happens when inequality isn't just personal -- but structural?

In this urgent and deeply researched work, Kwame Amari Freeman uncovers how systemic racism has been encoded into America's laws, economy, education, technology, media, and healthcare -- from the slave codes of the 1600s to the biased algorithms of today.

?? If you're looking for a powerful, data-driven examination of racial injustice -- this is your essential read.

What You'll Discover:

• The origins of race-based laws and colonial hierarchies

• How redlining shaped the racial wealth gap

• The impact of algorithmic bias in modern tech

• Media narratives and policies that sustain racial disparities

• Case studies, legal documents, and historical analysis that expose the architecture of inequality

Beyond the Problem -- A Path to Change: Freeman offers real-world tools and reform strategies:

• Legal and policy frameworks to dismantle systemic racism

• Economic and educational solutions to promote equity

• Tech-based approaches to counter bias

• Community-led initiatives and action guides

Whether you're an educator, policymaker, student, or changemaker, Foundations of Injustice will challenge your understanding -- and inspire a new vision for justice in America.

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