Intro -- Contents -- Preface -- Introduction -- Chapter One: Does it Matter What Slaves Thought "Direct Tax" Meant? -- Chapter Two: Pre-colonial African Tax Experiences -- Chapter Three: Taxes and the Rise of White Supremacy (1600-1900) -- Chapter Four: Interlude: "No Reparation Without Taxation" -- Chapter Five: Taxes and the Demise of white Supremacy (1900-2015) -- Chapter Six: Critical Race Tax Theory in Twenty-First-Century Legal Architecture -- Bibliography -- Index -- About the Author
Summary
This book explores how taxation creates and maintains racial inequalities in the United States. It demonstrates why those interested in Black redemption should pay attention to tax law, explores tax systems of pre-colonial African civilizations, and sets forth an agenda for tax scholars to obliterate racial caste and march toward equal opportunity
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references (pages 215-219) and index
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