"Liberals and conservatives may disagree on what-if any-kinds of corrective racial justice policies are permissible. But both will agree on the vision of a color-blind Constitution, whether as aspirational ideal or functioning reality. In this uncompromising challenge to the conventional racial wisdom, Mark Golub forces us to face a shocking possibility: that white racial domination is constitutionally protected. Everyone concerned about the realistic prospects for achieving racial equality in the United States needs to read this book."
- Charles W. Mills, Distinguished Professor of Philosophy, CUNY Graduate Center
George Lipsitz, author of The Possessive Investment in Whiteness"Lucidly written and theoretically rich, Is Racial Equality Unconstitutional? upends the assumption that colorblindness represents a disavowal of racial consciousness and awareness. Instead, drawing from a wide range of cases and sites, Golub shows how colorblind 'racial neutrality' has continually fueled white racial advantage. A sober and important book for our times."
- -Daniel Martinez HoSang, Yale University