by George F. Gilder · Basic Books · tapa dura · ISBN 9780465090419
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«Visible Man» is the social essay by George F. Gilder, published in 1978 by Basic Books in hardcover (249 pages, in English).
The book follows the real case of a young Black man accused of rape in Albany (New York) and uses it to analyze racism in the US judicial system. George Gilder portrays life in a northern urban ghetto: violence, lack of family and community stability, and contradictions of a «post-racial» society.
The full subtitle is «A True Story of Post-Racist America»; the first edition was published in New York.
For readers of social essays and true crime interested in racism, justice, and urban life in the United States in the 1970s.
