Race, housing, inequality and Black politics in the United States are the central concerns of Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor's political and social analysis. From #BlackLivesMatter to Black Liberation examines the conditions behind the Black Lives Matter movement and connects police violence with wider structures of racism and economic inequality. Race for Profit investigates federal housing policy and the expansion of home ownership programmes after formal housing discrimination, showing how Black buyers could still be exploited through public-private systems. How We Get Free brings together conversations with Black feminist thinkers associated with the Combahee River Collective and its intellectual legacy. Taylor's writing is historical, argumentative and grounded in policy as well as movement politics. Her bibliography sits most naturally across African American studies, housing history, Black feminism and contemporary political analysis, especially for readers interested in how institutions can reproduce inequality even when laws and programmes are framed as reform. Read more Less
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