Professor Walker reviews Integrating Spaces: Property Law and Race, by Professors Brophy, Lopez, and Murray. Professor Walker explores how the book addresses a major problem with most property curriculum—while race is a major issue in property law, it is unaddressed in law school curricula. While Walker commends this monumental effort to confront the intersection of property law and race, she criticizes it slightly for its omission of Cheryl Harris’s Whiteness as Property and its lack of discussion of the concept of whiteness at all. Walker concludes that while this book is an excellent resource and could contribute to any property course, in an ideal world, it would be unnecessary, as such topics would already be a part of a first-year property curriculum.