Most Recent Additions*
Robots are Coming for the Lawyers but Might Also be Their Rainmakers
Elizabeth Tippett and Charlotte Alexander
State Public Option Plans - Too Modest to Improve Affordability?
Erin C. Fuse Brown, Katherine L. Gudiksen, and Jaime S. King
Introduction: Assuming a Critical Lens in Legal Studies: Reconciling Laws and Reality
Courtney Anderson and Tanya Washington Hicks
Against Discourse: Why Eliminating Racial Disparities Requires Radical Politics, Not More Discussion
Robert F. Weber
Movement Lawyering and HIV Decriminalization: A Panel Discussion
Charles Stephens, Sheila Salvant Valentine, Brad Sears, and Eric Paulk
Health Equity in America: The Past, The Present and the Future
Linda Villarosa and Leandris Liburd
Modern Day Eugenics and Reproductive Injustice: Discussion of Emmy Award Winning Film Belly of the Beast
Paul A. Lombardo and Sarah Owings
Challenges to Public Health Legal Authority
Stacie Kershner, Leila Barraza, and Jill Krueger
Racial Triangulation, Interest-Convergence, and the Double-Consciousness of Asian Americans
Vinay Harpalani
Pandemic Policing
Christian Sundquist
Social Distancing as a Privilege: Assessing the Impact of Structural Disparities on the COVID-19 Crisis in the Black Community
Olympia Duhart
Deficit Frame Dangers
Jonathan P. Feingold
Against Discourse: Why Eliminating Racial Disparities Requires Radical Politics, Not More Discussion
Robert Weber
Introduction: Assuming a Critical Lens in Legal Studies: Reconciling Laws and Reality
Tanya Monique Washington Hicks and Courtney Anderson
In Memoriam
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*Updated as of 01/22/22.