The Economics of Discrimination

This chapter explores the intertwined nature of racism, sexism, and economic exploitation, arguing that discrimination has historical roots that serve elite interests. It critiques superficial anti-racist efforts that fail to address fundamental economic issues, highlighting how poverty sustains racial divisions. By examining the dynamics of social justice discourse, the chapter emphasizes the need for a deeper understanding of inequality to foster genuine change.

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