This section of the website contains essays, book reviews, and links to material that discusses the ‘science’ of racism as it relates specifically to structures of American society.
The pages encourage discussion that is helpful in understanding how structures like the laws, regulations, court decisions, and the Constitution support and preserve American racism.
This collection of essays and resources explores the role of the United States Constitution in perpetuating racism. While many individuals and groups document inadequacies in the Constitution, this section addresses questions like: How does the structure of the government preserve racism? What kind of government structure will support a multicultural nation without racism? How do we use Article V of the Constitution to transform America?
Articles and general resources in addition to constitutional and ending racism resources.