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"Racial democracy" as a book category collects works that examine, critique, and imagine the relationship between race and democratic life—both the idea that a nation has achieved racial equality and the aspirational project of building one that does. It includes non‑fiction (history, sociology, political theory, policy analysis, memoir) that analyzes structural racism, legal and institutional barriers, social movements, reparative justice, and comparative cases, as well as fiction and speculative writing that explores what egalitarian, multiracial democracies might look and feel like. Books in this category interrogate myths of colorblindness, offer frameworks and practical strategies for inclusion and equity, and center the lived experiences and cultural expressions of racialized peoples.

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