FREEDOM FROM RACIAL DISCRIMINATION.docVIP

FREEDOM FROM RACIAL DISCRIMINATION 　　One of the most constant themes underlying the great historical struggles for social justice has been the demand for equality. Most differences in status were “natural inequalities” in that they depended upon the birth or other unalterable circumstances.1 This article explores the inability of law as an effective tool in combating racial discrimination. It argues that law’s approach to equality and non-discrimination is premise on the belief that law is all pervasive, and can/will always respond to ills of society. The article begins by providing a gener