Race, Racism And The Law considers race, racism and racial distinctions in the law. It examines the role of domestic and international law in promoting and/or alleviating racism. This website makes law review scholarship (and related material) more accessible to community activists, students, and non-legal faculty.
Vernellia Randall Professor Emerita of Law The University of Dayton School of Law
The first Whitest Law School Report was in 2004. This report looks at racial diversity from the perspective of how white is the school compared to the available LSAC application pools and the state population. The report attempts to answer the question -- are we training lawyers who represent the diverse society that we are.
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An eclectic collection of poetry, music, essays and the musing of one African American woman on race, racism, gender, health care, law, and legal education.
I hope that this site and my work
inspires women-of-color and men-of-color who are struggling to succeed in a racially hostile world.
provides insight and education to non-blacks on issues of importance to the black community.
I use this site and my work to provide me a creative and spiritual outlet as I struggle in a profession that has become almost devoid of creativity and spirituality.
I hope that my site and my work reflects who I am -
an African American, a woman, a mother, a sister, an aunt, and a friend who works continuously at changing the world through law, love, and activism.
But first I'd like to share with you some poems and passages that have been important in my life:
The first Whitest Law School Report was in 2004. This report looks at racial diversity from the perspective of how white is the school compared to the available LSAC application pools and the state population. The report attempts to answer the question -- are we training lawyers who represent the diverse society that we are.
