Before Brown: Interdisciplinary Strategies for Civil Rights Lawyering
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Education Equity and Brown: Reform, Retrenchment, and Exclusionary School Discipline
Public schools have served as sites of social, political, and legal contestation since their inception in the United States. And, while the pathways of racialized inequalities have arguably waxed and […]
Teenage Rebels and the Demand for Due Process
In the 1975 case of Goss v. Lopez, high school students who mobilized for Black Power and an end to the Vietnam War won the right to procedural protections that […]
The Erosion of Academic Freedom and Democratic Principles: Anti-Critical Race Theory Assaults on Higher Education
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Knowledge Is Power, But Viewed As a Threat: Showing the Parallels Between the “Threat” Found in Abolitionist Literature and Today’s Attack on Critical Race Theory
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