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The contents span narrative and counter-narrative approaches, revisions of historical interpretation and civil rights progress, and deep dives into social science foundations such as language, microaggressions, implicit bias, and structural determinism. The anthology further addresses themes in crime, justice, education, and whiteness across legal, cultural, and economic dimensions.","Critical Race Theory  \nCritical Race Theory  \nT h e C u T T i n g e d g e  \nT h i r d e d i T i o n  \nEdited by  \nRichard Delgado and Jean Stefancic  \nT e m p l e  \nU n i v e R s i T y  \np R e s s  \np h i l a d e l p h i a  \nTemple UniveRsiTy pRess philadelphia, pennsylvania 19122 [www.temple.edu/tempress](www.temple.edu/tempress)  \nCopyright © 2013 by Temple University all rights reserved  \npublished 2013  \nlibrary of Congress Cataloging-in-publication data  \nCritical race theory : the cutting edge / edited by Richard delgado and Jean stefancic.—Third edition.  \npages cm  \nincludes bibliographical references and index. isBn 978-1-4399-1060-3 (cloth : alk. paper)—isBn 978-1-4399-1061-0 (paperback : alk. paper)—  \nisBn 978-1-4399-1062-7 (e-book) 1. Race discrimination—law and legislation—United states. 2. Race discrimination—United states. 3. Critical legal studies—United states. 4. United states—Race relations—philosophy. 5. Racism in language. i. delgado, Richard, editor of compilation. ii. stefancic, Jean, editor of compilation.  \nKF4755 .C75 2013  \n342.7308 ′73—dc23  \n2012043418  \n The paper used in this publication meets the requirements of the american national standard for information sciences—permanence of paper for printed library materials, ansi Z39.48-1992  \nprinted in the United states of america  \n2 4 6 8 9 7 5 3 1  \nContents  \nacknowledgments xiii  \nintroduction 1  \nsuggested Readings 4  \nPART I CRiTiQUe OF liBeRalism 7  \n1 after We’re Gone: prudent speculations on america in a postracial epoch  \n• Derrick A. Bell, Jr. 9  \n2 The Chronicles, my Grandfather’s stories, and immigration law:  \nThe slave Traders Chronicle as Racial history • Michael A. Olivas 15  \n3 The new Racial preferences • Devon W. Carbado and Cheryl I. Harris 25 4 When the First Quail Calls: multiple Consciousness as Jurisprudential  \nmethod • Mari J. Matsuda 31  \n5 a Critique of “Our Constitution is Color-Blind” • Neil Gotanda 35 6 liberal mcCarthyism and the Origins of Critical Race Theory  \n• Richard Delgado 38  \n7 Forbidden Conversations on Race, privacy, and Community  \n• Charles R. Lawrence III 47  \nFrom the editors: issues and Comments 59  \nsuggested Readings 59  \nPART II sTORyTellinG, COUnTeRsTORyTellinG,  \nand naminG One’s OWn RealiTy 61  \n8 property Rights in Whiteness: Their legal legacy, Their economic Costs  \n• Derrick A. Bell, Jr. 63  \n9 storytelling for Oppositionists and Others: a plea for narrative  \n• Richard Delgado 71  \nvi • Contents  \n10 The Richmond narratives • Thomas Ross 81 11 Translating Yonnondio by precedent and evidence: The mashpee  \nindian Case • Gerald Torres and Kathryn Milun 90  \n12 alchemical notes: Reconstructing ideals from deconstructed Rights  \n• Patricia J. Williams 97  \n13 a Furious Kinship: Critical Race Theory and the hip-hop nation  \n• andré douglas pond cummings 107  \nFrom the editors: issues and Comments 120  \nsuggested Readings 120  \nPART III RevisiOnisT inTeRpReTaTiOns OF hisTORy  \nand Civil RiGhTs pROGRess 123  \n14 documents of Barbarism: The Contemporary legacy of european Racism and Colonialism in the narrative Traditions of Federal  \nindian law • RobertA. Williams, Jr. 125  \n15 desegregation as a Cold War imperative • Mary L. Dudziak 136  \n16 liberal mcCarthyism: how Four Radical professors lost Their Jobs and how Their displacement Contributed to the dissemination of  \nCritical Thought • Richard Delgado 147  \n17 The “Caucasian Cloak”: mexican americans and the politics  \nof Whiteness in the Twentieth-Century southwest • Ariela J. Gross 154  \n18 did the First Justice harlan have a Black Brother? • James W. 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