The second Trump administration has prompted widespread concern about the health of our constitutional republic. Attacks on political rivals, higher education, the media, and civil liberties raise fundamental questions about what can check the rise...
Racial inequality in the military justice and discharge systems remains one of the least examined yet most consequential civil rights issues of our time. Black servicemembers are far more likely than their white peers to receive “bad paper”...
This Essay argues that the Twenty-Second Amendment is enforceable by the states against any two-term president—including Donald Trump—who attempts to evade its requirements and seek an extraconstitutional third term. Whether Trump actually seeks...
In this episode, we are joined by two renowned legal scholars who helped build the field of Critical Race Theory. Professor Kimberlé Crenshaw (UCLA School of Law, Columbia Law School) established and championed the concept of intersectionality; she...
In this episode, we are pleased to share a live recording of Sisters-in-the-Law: Conversations Toward a Critical Race Memoir with Dr. Kimberlé Crenshaw (UCLA School of Law) and Dr. Dorothy Roberts (Penn Carey Law School). This event was hosted by...
This Comment confronts the mounting challenges of antitrust jurisprudence. Modern courts struggle to enforce the Sherman Act—an 1890 statute increasingly strained by the realities of contemporary markets. These difficulties are compounded by a...
