Discuss the book’s exploration of economic inequality, especially as connected to racial discrimination. What are some specific problems and ways in which these problems can be addressed?

The book frequently discusses economic inequality as a major component of racial inequality. American cities are often heavily segregated by race, and governments often refuse to invest resources in predominantly non-white communities. Students may discuss other factors, as well as possible solutions. Methods for addressing these problems may be community-based, government-based, or both.

How does the book showcase realities of police oppression against minorities? What factors enable and perpetuate such oppression, and how can these dynamics be dismantled?

This book recognizes that, in the United States, police departments often act in aggression against non-white individuals/communities, while also refusing to offer protection or assistance to those groups. Moreover, the book illustrates ways in which the police are generally immune...