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Unjust

When African Americans Encounter the United States Justice System

Anthony L. Robbins
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Pages
100
Year
2022
Language
English
Publisher
Pecan Tree Publishing

About

Racism is a disease that has affected America's Black communities for far too long. It's negative impact spreading to not only other communities of color but America's very fabric. The unfavorable prevailing conditions that racism creates must be addressed and resolved. We can no longer turn a blind eye to a legal and judicial system that touts itself as blind, and proponents of equity and equality but mete out contradictory justice.

Sadly, there are individuals who intentionally disregard and even fail to admit that inequality exists and is running rampant in our courtrooms. UNJUST sheds a light on this predicament through the context of historical truths, relevant data, and Anthony Robbins' expertise as both a trained law enforcement officer and a criminal defense investigator.

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