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Legal theory

an approach to law holding that racial hierarchy is embedded in legal rules and institutions, studied through structure, history and lived experience.

In legal theory, critical race theory refers to an approach to law holding that racial hierarchy is embedded in legal rules and institutions, studied through structure, history and lived experience. This meaning comes from Crenshaw (1996) in Critical race theory.[1]

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Crenshaw, K., Gotanda, N., & Peller, G. (1996). Critical race theory. New Press. ISBN 9781565842700

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