Update - January, 2020

VERNELLIA RANDALL
Founder and Editor
Professor Emerita of Law
The University of Dayton School of Law

Co-Founder
Racial Justice Now!
 

• Bias and the Law
• Criminal Justice
• Health Status and Health Care
• Immigration
• School-to-Prison Pipeline
•        Race and Racism, Generally
• Slavery and Reparations

• American Indian or Alaskan Native
• Asian American or Pacific Islander
• Black or African American or DAEUS
• Hispanic or Latinx American
• Multiracial American
• White American

• Searchable Databases

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American Indian or Alaskan Native

Databases

• American Indian, Racism and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)

Articles

• Bridging the Jurisdictional Void: Cross-deputization Agreements in Indian Country
• Enhancing the Integration of Indigenous Knowledge to Address Climate Change
• The Changing Landscape of Federal Indian Policy
• Interpretation of "Detention" under the Indian Civil Rights Act's Remedy of Habeas Corpus
• The Human Rights of Indigenous Peoples 

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Asian American or Pacific Islander

Databases

• Asian Americans, Racism and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)

Articles

•  The Failure of the Pan-Asian Coalition to Advance the Interests of Southeast Asian Americans
• In the Margins: How Mainstream Legal Advocacy Strategies Fail to Fully Assist Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander LGBT Youth
• Asian/American/Alien: Birth Tourism, the Racialization of Asians, and the Identity of the American Citizen

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Black or African American including DAEUS (Descendants of Africans Enslaved in the United States)

Databases

• #BlackLivesMatter and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)
• Africans and Descendants Before 1865 (Searchable Database)
• African Descendants During Legal Apartheid/ Jim Crow (1865 to 1963) (Searchable Database)

 Articles

•  From Black to White and Back Again
• The Challenges Facing Black Women Law Professors in Selecting Teaching Methods
• White Employees Can't Sue Because of Hostility Targeted at African-American Employees

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Criminal Justice

• Out of the Whiteness: On Raced Codes and White Race Consciousness in Some Tort, Criminal, and Contract Law
  
• Race Has Everything to Do with It: a Remedy for Frivolous Race-based Police Calls

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Health Status and Health Care

Databases

• Health Disparities, Racism and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database) 

Articles

•  Racist Health Care
• Race, Health and the Law

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Hispanic or Latinx American

Databases

• Latinx, Racism and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)

Articles

•  Effects of the Voting Rights Act on Reapportionment and Hispanic Voting Strength in Texas
• The Continuum of Violence Against Latinas and Latinos

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Immigration

Databases

• Birthright Citizenship, Race and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)  

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School-to-Prison Pipeline

• Proof That School Board Improperly Expelled Student from School 

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Race and Racism, Generally

•  Effects of the Voting Rights Act on Reapportionment and Hispanic Voting Strength in Texas
• How the Trump Administration's Efforts to Redefine Human Rights Threaten Economic, Social, and Racial Justice
• U.S. Case Law Potentially Supporting Claims for Toxicogenomic Injury
• What is the Human Right to Freedom from Poverty?
• UN Declaration on the Rights of Persons Belonging to National or Ethnic, Religious or Linguistic Minorities
• The Relevance of Race and Disparity in Discussions of Contract Law
• Recognition of Responsibility and Reparation for Massive and Flagrant Violations of Human Rights
• There a Future for Critical Race Theory?
• Brown v. Board: Revisited
• The "Racing" of Arab Americans as "Terrorists"
• 2019-11 November Report and Thank You
• Race, Health and the Law

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Slavery and Reparations

Databases

• Reparations for Descendants of Africans Enslaved in the United States and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)
• African Descendants During Legal Apartheid/ Jim Crow (1865 to 1963) (Searchable Database)
• Africans and Descendants Before 1865 (Searchable Database)

Articles

• Recognition of Responsibility and Reparation for Massive and Flagrant Violations of Human Rights
• “Like Master, like Man”: Constructing Whiteness in the Commercial Law of Slavery, 1800-1861
• Slavery in American Jurisprudence (Synopsis)
• Abolition of Slavery by 13th Amendment (Synopsis)
• The Legitimacy of the Children of Slave Marriages Post-Slavery

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White American

Databases

• Whiteness, Racism and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)

Articles

•  Litigating Whiteness: Trials of Racial Determination in the Nineteenth-century South
• Changing the Rules: Some Preliminary Thoughts on Doctrinal Reform, Indeterminacy, and Whiteness
• “Like Master, like Man”: Constructing Whiteness in the Commercial Law of Slavery, 1800-1861
• Out of the Whiteness: On Raced Codes and White Race Consciousness in Some Tort, Criminal, and Contract Law
• From Black to White and Back Again
• The Anti-Democratic Power of Whiteness
• White Employees Can't Sue Because of Hostility Targeted at African-American Employees

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Patrons who pledge $10 a month or more can select 1 article a month from a database to be abstracted. Please email Prof. Randall through Patreon.com

• African Descendants During Legal Apartheid/ Jim Crow (1865 to 1963) (Searchable Database)
• Whiteness, Racism and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)
• Islam, Islamophobia and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)
• Asian Americans, Racism and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)
• American Indian, Racism and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)
• Health Disparities, Racism and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)
• #BlackLivesMatter and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)
• Birthright Citizenship, Race and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)
• Latinx, Racism and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)
• Africans and Descendants Before 1865 (Searchable Database)
• Reparations for Descendants of Africans Enslaved in the United States and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)

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