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Review on Randall Kennedy: Race and Justice

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July 28, 2014

 

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Kennedy gives us many examples of these injustices to help us understand the importance of this history. Kennedy quotes a slave, William Goodell, "is under the control of law, though unprotected by law, and can know law only as an enemy, and not as a friend." After reading these two chapters I have to believe that many African Americans related to Goodell and had mistrust in the justice system...
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Much of the violence committed on African Americans during Goodell's life was to assert and preserve white supremacy. By preserving white supremacy these people committed awful acts of raping, lynching, assault and battery and were never convicted by a system that supposedly imposes laws against these brutal crimes...
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