50 Years After Brown: The State of Black Equality in America is a historical analysis of how African American have sought to obtain equality in the United States since the United States Supreme Court rendered its a landmark decision in the case of Brown vs. Board of Education banishing the last vestige of legal inequality, "Separate But Equal" de jure segregation, from the Constitution. This book examines whether equality for Black America has ever been a reality, or nothing more than a 225 year pursuit in racial disorder.
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Anthony Asadullah Samad is an Associate Professor of Political Science at East Los Angeles College, and is an award winning editorial columnist. Samad is also the author of the critically acclaimed book, Souls For Sale: The Diary of an Ex-Colored Man (Kabili Press, 2002).
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