The Alchemy Of Race And RightsProduct Description Patricia Williams is a lawyer and a professor of commercial law, the great great granddaughter of a slave and a white southern lawyer. The Alchemy of Race and Rights is an eloquent autobiographical essay in which the author reflects on the intersection of race, gender, and class. Using the tools of critical literary and legal theory, she sets out her views of contemporary popular culture and current events, from Howard Beach to

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