Foundations of Injustice: From Slave Codes to AI Bias — How Systemic Racism Built America and How We Rebuild Equity

Foundations of Injustice: How Systemic Racism Shaped American Institutions What happens when inequality isn’t just personal–but structural? In this urgent and deeply researched work, Kwame Amari Freeman uncovers how systemic racism has been encoded into America’s laws, economy, education, technology, media, and healthcare–from the slave codes of the 1600s to the biased algorithms of today. If you’re looking for a powerful, data-driven examination of racial injustice–this is your essential read. What You’ll Discover: The origins of race-based laws and colonial hierarchies How redlining shaped the racial wealth gap The impact of algorithmic bias in modern tech Media narratives and policies that sustain racial disparities Case studies, legal documents, and historical analysis that expose the architecture of inequality Beyond the Problem–A Path to Change: Freeman offers real-world tools and reform strategies: Legal and policy frameworks to dismantle systemic racism Economic and educational solutions to promote equity Tech-based approaches to counter bias Community-led initiatives and action guides Whether you’re an educator, policymaker, student, or changemaker, Foundations of Injustice will challenge your understanding–and inspire a new vision for justice in America.