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66 N.Y. L. Sch. L. Rev. 247 (2021-2022)
The Racial Wealth Gap and the Tax Benefits of Homeownership

handle is hein.journals/nyls66 and id is 253 raw text is: ANN F. THOMAS The Racial Wealth Gap and the Tax Benefits of Homeownership 66 N.Y.L. SCH. L. REv. 247 (2021-2022) ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Otto L. Walter Distinguished Professor of Tax Law and Director, Graduate Tax Program, New York Law School. J.D. Yale Law School, 1976; A.B. magna cum laude Harvard-Radcliffe, 1973. This article is dedicated to Professor Kimber16 Williams Crenshaw who has given the lens of Critical Race Theory and Intersectionality to us, and to Dorothy A. Brown, who opened the author's eyes by applying them to tax law. Professor Brown's new book, The Whiteness of Wealth, provides a compelling analysis of the critical junctures at which tax law fuels the racial wealth gap. The author thanks Corey Gibbs for his excellent research assistance and number crunching. For their comments, corrections, and questions, the author thanks her NYLS colleagues from the Race, Bias, and Advocacy (RBA) course and writing project, Edward A. Purcell, Jr., Penelope Andrews, Lenni Benson, Kirk Burkhalter, Richard Chused, Kris Franklin, Richard Marsico, Frank Munger, Rebecca Roiphe, and Lynn Su; the NYLS Tuesday Faculty Workshop; her tax colleague Alan Appel; and especially William P. LaPiana, her RBA co-teacher and patient reader. All errors and omissions are hers alone. 247

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