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The Movement for Black Lives: A Case Study of Constitutional Understandings of Qualified Immunity and the Argument for a Legislated Constitution
We the (Native) People?: How Indigenous Peoples Debated the U.S. Constitution
"Hey, Hey! Ho, Ho! These Mass Arrests Have Got to Go!”: The Expressive Fourth Amendment Argument
The Antiracist Constitution
Women’s Rights, Civil Rights and SCOTUS (May 13, 2022) (ThinkTech Hawaii)
The Republication of the Constitution in Context: The Continuing Significance of Racism
Constitutional Law--Black Prisoner Denied Medical Attention: Eighth Amendment Rights Violation Versus Inherent Biases in Medical Racism--sherman V. Corcella, 2020 U.s. Dist. Lexis 125931 (D. Conn. 2020)
What Is a Community? Group Rights and the Constitution: the Special Case of African Americans
The Constitution, A Noble Framework for Participatory Politics but Not a Protection for Non-white Americans
The Shaw Claim: The Rise and Fall of Colorblind Jurisprudence

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