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Walter E. Williams – The State Against Blacks | Books in Bytes Podcast

In this hard-hitting and incisive podcast episode, our AI hosts explore The State Against Blacks by Walter E. Williams, a provocative examination of how government policies have hindered, rather than helped, Black economic progress in America. Drawing on his expertise as an economist, Williams argues that well-intentioned laws—from labor regulations and minimum wage statutes to licensing requirements and welfare programs—have often created barriers to employment, entrepreneurship, and upward mobility. With a clear, data-driven approach, he dismantles the assumption that more government intervention necessarily leads to better outcomes, instead highlighting how markets and personal freedom can foster genuine opportunity. Williams’s analysis is both a critique of systemic policy failures and a call for solutions rooted in economic liberty. Perfect for listeners interested in the intersection of race, economics, and public policy—and in exploring arguments that challenge mainstream narratives. Join us as we unpack Williams’s uncompromising critique and discuss how his ideas continue to spark debate over the best path to economic empowerment. — *Book Information* Title: The State Against Blacks Author: Walter E. Williams Year of First Publication: 1982 Publisher: McGraw-Hill Genre: Economics, Political Nonfiction, Public Policy Studies The discussion was created with Google's NotebookLM Audio Summary feature. This is an experiment to make this work more accessible and get people interested in exploring these ideas.