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Racial capitalism is a category for books that examine how capital accumulation and economic systems are structured by—and in turn reproduce—racial hierarchies and inequalities. Works in this field trace historical roots (slavery, colonialism, land dispossession) and contemporary forms (racialized labor, housing and finance, policing and incarceration, global supply chains, environmental dispossession), combining political economy with race-conscious analysis. The genre is interdisciplinary—drawing on history, sociology, geography, economics, cultural studies, and critical theory—and includes rigorous scholarship, historical narratives, policy critiques, and activist writing that explain mechanisms of exploitation and imagine alternatives. Ideal for scholars, students, and general readers interested in how race and capitalism intersect to shape social, political, and economic life.

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