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Morrison on Jury Selection

April 22, 2013 in Morrison, Caren | Tags: Caren Morrison, ethnicity, jury selection, liu, New York Times, Race | by gsucolblogs | Comments closed

Assistant Professor of Law Caren Morrison, April 22
New York Times

Race and Ethnicity Hovered Over Jury Selection in Trial of Ex-Aides to Liu

Segall’s guest post for Jurist.org

April 16, 2013 in Segall, Eric J. | Tags: affirmative action, colorblind, Eric Segall, fisher v. university of texas, jurist.org, op-ed, Race, shelby co., shelby county v. holder, UT | by gsucolblogs | Comments closed

Professor Eric Segall, April 11
Jurist.org

A Colorblind Court in a Non-Colorblind World

Segall on racial equality

January 17, 2013 in Segall, Eric J. | Tags: bias, discrimination, dorf on law, Eric Segall, Race, racial equality, SCOTUS, Supreme Court, voting laws | by gsucolblogs | Comments closed

Professor Eric Segall, Jan. 17
Dorf on Law (guest post)

The Supreme Court and Racial Equality

Washington on “Slavery Math Questions”

January 27, 2012 in Washington, Tanya Monique | Tags: Atlanta, Children, Curriculum, Education, Huffington Post, Interdisciplinary, Parents, Race, Racism, Slavery, Slavery Math Questions, Tanya M. Washington, Tanya Washington, Teachers | by gsucolblogs | Comments closed

Associate Professor Tanya M. Washington, January 27
Huffington Post

Tanya M. Washington: We Are Mad About the Wrong Thing.

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