Race, Law, and Speculative Fiction Deborah C. Simmons The Independence of the "I"

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Race, Law, and Speculative Fiction Deborah C. Simmons The Independence of the "I"An analysis of US science fiction, through the lens of critical race theory, that illuminates how the genre offers new directions for serious appraisals of race and racism between yesterday, today, and tomorrow In Race, Law, and Speculative Fiction, Isiah Lavender III takes seriously the theoretical, stylistic, and rhetorical possibilities inherent in the genre of science fiction toward challenging perceptions of race, ethnicity, whiteness, and