The Color of Law

The Color of Law is a gripping legal thriller that follows federal prosecutor Rachel Knight as she investigates a series of murders in Los Angeles. With twists and turns at every turn, this series will keep you on the edge of your seat.

The Color of Law is a novel by Mark Gimenez. The novel tells the story of a white lawyer who represents a black man accused of a crime he did not commit. The lawyer’s investigation into the case leads him to uncover a conspiracy involving the police and the district attorney’s office. The novel was inspired by the real-life case of the Jena Six, in which six black teenagers were charged with attempted murder after a fight with a white student.

Richard Rothstein writes in a clear, concise, and direct style. He uses simple language and short sentences to communicate his ideas. His writing is easy to follow and understand. by Richard Rothstein

The Color of Law is an important book that offers a detailed and meticulously researched history of how segregation in housing was created and maintained in the United States. Rothstein argues persuasively that segregation was not the result of private prejudice or individual choices, but was deliberately created and enforced by government policy. This is a powerful and disturbing book that should be required reading for anyone who wants to understand the origins of racial inequality in America.