This 12-week series consists of lectures relating to race, law, equality, and other relevant issues. Presented by the Big 10 law schools and hosted on Zoom, each lecture will begin at 6:00 p.m. Eastern time and conclude by 7:00 p.m.
Reservations are required.
| Date | Speaker's name | Law school | Topic or title of presentation |
|---|---|---|---|
| September 1 | Kevin Washburn (Iowa) and Matthew L.M. Fletcher (MSU)
| University of Iowa College of Law and Michigan State University College of Law | "Up Next: Erasure (Native Americans in the 21st Century)" |
| September 8 | Michigan State University College of Law | "Local History, Practice and Statistics: A Study on the Influence of Race on the Administration of Capital Punishment in Hamilton County, Ohio (1992-2017)" | |
| September 15 | University of Illinois College of Law | "The Customer Caste: Lawful Discrimination by Public Businesses" | |
| September 22 | University of Minnesota School of Law | "Human Rights in a Time of Pandemic" | |
| September 29 | Penn State Law in University Park | "Some Thoughts on Demsetz, Property, and Differential Approaches to Feeding Slaves in the British West Indies and the Antebellum Southern United States" | |
| October 6 | Robin Walker Sterling | Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law | "Vestiges of US Chattel Slavery in Modern-Day Criminal Law and Procedure"
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| October 13 | Rutgers Law School | "Origin Stories: American Slavery and the Race to Incarcerate" | |
| October 20 | University of Nebraska College of Law | "Fee Simple Failures: Race and Rural Landscapes" | |
| October 27 | Indiana University Maurer School of Law | "Toward a Structural Conception of Race in Criminal Administration" | |
| November 3 |
| University of Wisconsin Law School | "Race and Inequality in Family Court" |
| November 10 | University of Maryland School of Law | "Criminalization as a Control Method: The Evolution of a Racialized System of Criminal Justice" | |
| November 17 | Ohio State University Moritz College of Law | "An Abolitionist Horizon for Police Reform" |
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