Preface
Bound for Glory, A Word of Thanks
A Foreword by Eduardo Bonilla-Silva
Racialized Taxation: Furthering Racialized Social Systems Theory
Introduction
Black Dollars, White Pockets: Looting by Another Name
Chapter 1
‘No Taxation without Discrimination’: ‘The Lottery Tax,’ State Finance, and Racism
Chapter 2
Lottery Studies and Their Discontents: A Critical Review
Chapter 3
‘Mad as Hell’ Tax Rebels and a Changing Tax Composition: A Historical Corrective for How State Lotteries Emerged
Chapter 4
Dissecting the Evolution of Lotteries and their Racial Implications
Chapter 5
Who Plays? Who Pays?: A Case Study of Illinois
Chapter 6
The Hidden Mechanisms of Racism: Placing Lotteries in Broader Contexts of How Race Works in America
Postscript
Going All In: Available Policy Alternatives
Appendix A
Supplementary Material
Appendix B
Methods
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