INSTITUTIONAL INEQUALITY AND THE DYNAMICS OF COURAGE

One of the greatest challenges of anti-discrimination law is institutionalized inequality. Recognized in law as systemic discrimination, it is embedded in processes, practices, norms, and relationships that reproduce and accentuate inequality. Legal recognition of the phenomenon, though of critical importance, has not led to effective remedies. Retroactive individual remedies are often too little, too late, following years of slow-moving and...