Index

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• Author: Khiara M. Bridges

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INDEX

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AFFIRMATIVE ACTION

Generally, 413–450

Additional critical reflection, 440–448

Benefits to non-disadvantaged, 437

Class-based programs, 449

Critiques and critical responses

Generally, 428–443

Benefits to non-disadvantaged,

437

Divisiveness, 429–430

Immorality, 428

Innocent white victims harmed,

430–431

Overmatch/mismatch, 437–440

Problematic to implement,

432–435

Racial stereotypes,

promoting/depending on,

431–432

Racial thinking, postponing end

of, 435–437

Stigmatizing, 428–429, 449

Diversity rationale, 446–448

Historical origins, 413–415

Innocent white victims harmed, 430–

431

LSAT scores, 448–449

Merit, definitions of, 443–446, 450

Overmatch/mismatch, 437–440

Problematic to implement, 432–435

Questions and discussion, 448–450

Racial stereotypes,

promoting/depending on, 431–

432

Racial thinking, postponing end of,

435–437

Stigmatizing, 428–429, 449

Unconstitutionality of race-based

programs

Generally, 415–427

Adarand Constructors v. Pena,

419–420

Grutter v. Bollinger/Gratz v.

Bollinger, 420–423

Regents v. Bakke, 415–419

Students for Fair Admissions v.

Harvard/UNC, 7–8, 423–

427

ASIAN PACIFIC PERSONS

APACrit, 121–125, 138–139

Immigration policies, 123, 190–191

Model minority myth, 124–125, 139

National security issues, 122–123

BIAS

Implicit Bias, this index

BIOLOGY

Race as biological entity. Legal

Construction of Race, this index

CLASS AND RACE,

RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN

Generally, 265–285

Civil Rights Movement, 273–274,

282–283

Conceptual collapse of race and class,

278–280

Dialectical relationship

Generally, 268–271

Class produces race, 270–271

Race produces class, 268–270

Disadvantage of black middle class

Generally, 274–278, 283

Housing market, 276–277

Income and wealth, 277–278

Invisibility of disadvantage,

278–279

Morbidity and mortality,

increased levels, 275–276

Free market arguments, 267–268

Housing market, 268–269, 276–277

Inadequacy of law to lift families out

of poverty, 271–274

Inattention to class by CRT, 280–282,

283–284

Intermeshing of racial ordering with

economic systems, 266–267

Law and Political Economy (LPE),

272

Morbidity and mortality, increased

levels, 275–276

Political sphere, 284–285

Questions and discussion, 282–285

Symbiosis of race and class, 265–267

Wealth disparities, 266, 277–278

Welfare state, 269–270

CLASS CRIT

Generally, 131–135

COLORBLINDNESS

Generally, 6–7, 45–48