Part I. What do we know about the history of racial injustice? Historical and current underpinnings
Part II. Racism hurts: Psychological and emotional costs
Part III. Where do we go from here? A model for legal redress
Part IV. Integrating mental health and the law.

An introduction to racism and what it means to confront it
Historical and contemporary obstacles to combating racism
Why legal redress has been so difficult
Undoing civil rights : two steps forward, one and a half steps back
The harm of encounters with racial discrimination
Reconceptualizing racism and presenting a theory of race-based traumatic stress
Measuring race-based traumatic stress injury as legally actionable emotional distress
Forensic assessment of race-based traumatic stress
A legal and organizational framework for confronting racism : strategies and reforms for law, policy, and practice
Applying the framework : confronting racism and advocating for legal reform
Mental health evaluations : race-related mental health standards and practices
Integrating the law and mental health : collaborating to confront racism.