Beginning by tracing the history of Brown v. Board of Education (1954) and the canonization of the ruling, this Provocations booklet surveys the process that made the two legal principles stemming from the Brown decision—that diversity is a constitutional good and discrimination is a constitutional evil—the twin pillars of our political morality.
The essay doesn't stop at just showing you the new order; it also shows you how this order works in making both sides of the aisle two sides of a deeply corroded coin.
Until we, as a nation, are willing to remove our self-imposed blinders, we stand no chance of throwing off the tightening yoke of the woke, "antiracist" constitution. Take the first step.
