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That’s all for the 6th annual Law and History conference here at the Stanford Center for Law and History! Thanks for joining us and be sure to stay tuned for more events from the Center! #SCLH #StanfordLawandHistory #LawandHistory #LegalHistory
@kmtani Tani on what it means to “govern through disability” to better understand what Americans have come to expect from their government and what the gov should do to protect from the hardships of less regulated capitalism. #SCLH #StanfordLawandHistory #LawandHistory #LegalHistory
@kmtani Tani continues to investigate how disability-related laws and legal controversies end up impacting ALL Americans in the ways they can enforce their rights or access to social support #SCLH #StanfordLawandHistory #LawandHistory #LegalHistory
@kmtani Tani looks at how state actors looked, recognized and labeled people as “disabled” which was an ever expanding category and why they chose to recognize that label #SCLH #StanfordLawandHistory #LawandHistory #LegalHistory
Last but definitely not least, @kmtani is presenting the keynote address based on her upcoming book project Costed Out: Governing Through Disability in the Late Twentieth-Century U.S. #SCLH #StanfordLawandHistory #LawandHistory #LegalHistory
@BerkeleyLaw Penningroth’s new book reveals the “rights of everyday use” (like property & contract) that defined civil rights for African Americans before the Civil Rights era. Incredible talk & well worth it to pick up the book! #SCLH #StanfordLawandHistory #LawandHistory #LegalHistory
@BerkeleyLaw Penningroth argues that the history of Black legal lives before the Civil Rights Movement opens up new ways of seeing legal doctrine, legal theory, and even law school curriculum! #SCLH #StanfordLawandHistory #LawandHistory #LegalHistory
@BerkeleyLaw Penningroth outlines the way Black people used, talked about, and thought about the law from 1830 through to the 1970s using the material he uncovered at county courthouses around the country. #SCLH #StanfordLawandHistory #LawandHistory #LegalHistory
Next up is the Book Talk portion of the conference featuring Dylan Penningroth @BerkeleyLaw who will be speaking about his recent book publication, Before the Movement: The Hidden History of Black Civil Rights #SCLH #StanfordLawandHistory #LawandHistory #LegalHistory
Next, Naomi Lamoreaux @yale_history highlighting the case of the Patent Office and its handling of interferences to show how courts have given the Patent Office autonomy to deal with evolving technology & legal questions. #SCLH #StanfordLawandHistory #LawandHistory #LegalHistory
We are back for the last panel of the day: Consumer, Competition, and Innovation featuring Naomi Lamoreaux, Jared Lucky, and Laura Phillips Sawyer with Amalia Kessler as chair. Follow along for more legal history! #SCLH #StanfordLawandHistory #LawandHistory #LegalHistory
Last but not least: @dee_linquent exploring Juan Crow and the institutional histories of juvenile industrial schools & their role in obscuring the enduring history of anti-Latinx racism in Gatesville, TX and Fort Grant, AZ #SCLH #StanfordLawandHistory #LawandHistory #LegalHistory
Next is @holubmoorman, the winner of the SCLH Legal History Conference Prize! He argues that welfare reform produced a legal and policing regime that contributed to a racialized mode of governance. #SCLH #StanfordLawandHistory #LawandHistory #LegalHistory
First up is @lalaurakmunoz and her work that asks us to reconsider the idea of “Mexican schools” and school segregation before 1954 in the American southwest as a national phenomenon, not a regional one. #SCLH #StanfordLawandHistory #LawandHistory #LegalHistory
It’s time for our second panel of the day on Schools & Education featuring Will Holub-Moorman, Laura Munoz, and Doris Morgan Rueda. Follow along for even more legal history! #SCLH #StanfordLawandHistory #LawandHistory #LegalHistory
Next up, Carolyn Ramsey @ColoLaw explores the responses to domestic abuse in the US in the 50s and 60s to reveal the fall of sympathy for battered women and the new focus on men’s fragility. #SCLH #StanfordLawandHistory #LawandHistory #LegalHistory
Next up, @spenceweinreich explores the presence & power of solitary confinement within American slavery. He invites historians of prisons to explore the vast range of institutions where incarceration can happen. #SCLH #StanfordLawandHistory #LawandHistory #LegalHistory
First up is @ProfessorTwitty looking at southern jurists in the early antebellum eras as they begin to deal with emancipation statues being passed in the north to explore questions of freedom, slavery, and childhood. #SCLH #StanfordLawandHistory #LawandHistory #LegalHistory
The first panel of the day is “Courts & Imprisonment” with Spencer Jacob Weinrich, Annie Twitty, and Carolyn Ramsey. Chairing the panel is Greg Ablavsky. #SCLH #StanfordLawandHistory #LawandHistory #LegalHistory
Today is the day: the 6th annual SCLH law and history conference! We will be tweeting throughout the day & highlighting the exciting legal history scholarship. Stay tuned! #SCLH #StanfordLawandHistory #LawandHistory #LegalHistory
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