It is not too late to join us as we continue the LatCrit 2023 Biennial Conference with incredible presenters!
Check out the sessions here:
https://t.co/Aw0F7hBRrV
Questionable legislation targeting legal education difficult to reconcile with how this text underscores law, precedent, legal theories and jurisprudence tethered to constitutional and statutory trajectories.
Please consider adopting this five star textbook:
Critical Justice: Systemic Advocacy in Law and Society (American Casebook Ser... https://t.co/krNer6HQD1 via @amazon
Don't miss @DorothyERoberts next week at Dean @TonyVarona's Luminaries in Law lecture series, feat @deanspade. The Seattle U Law cmmty has been reading Roberts's book "Torn Apart" abt #childwelfare for our racial justice book groups.
Save the Date!
Margaret E. Montoya
Writing & Wellness Retreat
June 15–17, 2022
Albuquerque, NM and online
For further information, contact Professor Marc-Tizoc González, [email protected].
Thrilled to receive this recognition.
Though given to me as an individual, I regard it as a recognition of the Fred T. Korematsu Center @seattleulaw and all who have contributed to its work, success, and impact.
Here's my "acceptance speech" of thank yous:
In 1954, the US Supreme Court announced that Texas had unconstitutionally been excluding Mexicans from juries by sticking to the racial binary "that there are only two classes—white and Negro within the contemplation of the Fourteenth Amendment.” https://t.co/88PaFaNIKw
It's day 1 of #AAPIHeritageMonth.
Ten months ago @TED_ED released this short animated video about how the plenary power doctrine, a distortion in US constitutional jurisprudence, enabled discrimination against persons of Asian ancestry.
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https://t.co/WSizTysdFu
An inspiring and accurate tribute of a most generous and talented scholar. Mil gracias Professor!
Latino legal scholar remembered for advancing equity in education, law https://t.co/7KsYIyBoyw via @nbcnews
Please consider adopting this five star textbook:
Critical Justice: Systemic Advocacy in Law and Society (American Casebook Ser... https://t.co/krNer6HQD1 via @amazon
“What is Critical Race Theory and Why Is It Under Attack?”
Join Kimberlé Crenshaw and Devon Carbado in conversation with Laura Flanders tonight at 6 ET. At Union Chapel in Martha’s Vineyard and live-streamed on our Youtube page: https://t.co/prAOgMEqcu
The Supreme Court rules 8-1 that the government does not violate the equal protection clause by excluding Puerto Rico residents from Supplemental Security Income, a safety-net program for people who are blind, disabled, or at least 65. Sonia Sotomayor is the lone dissent.