We are pleased to introduce tajania henderson, a writer in the wartime study. She is an associate professor. She teaches courses on procedure, property and punishment, and american law and history. Publications include work on the viability of the 13th amendment for civil rights legislation, and the slaveholding american south, and remedying discrimination against persons accused of crimes. A graduate of Dartmouth College and new york university, her Current Research centers on the use of disqualifications from Public Office holding as punishment for former confederates and their support during the american civil war. Please welcome tajania henderson. [applause] thank you very much. Thank you to Jay Barksdale and the New York Public Library for providing a space for a writer and researcher to use the Library Selections and also to have a quiet, serious place of contemplation. Tthank you for attending. I know the weather is not the best. I appreciate you being here. I have been for two
Procedure, property and punishment, and american law and history. Publications include work on the viability of the 13th amendment for civil rights legislation, and the slaveholding american south, and remedying discrimination against persons accused of crimes. A graduate of Dartmouth College and new york university, her Current Research centers on the use of disqualifications from Public Office holding as punishment for former confederates and their support during the american civil war. Please welcome tajania henderson. [applause] thank you very much. Thank you to Jay Barksdale and the New York Public Library for providing a space for a writer and researcher to use the Library Selections and also to have a quiet, serious place of contemplation. Thank you for attending. I know the weather is not the best. I appreciate you being here. I have been for two years now kneedeep in congressional petitions. When i say kneedeep, i mean literally. There are three foot stacks of documents lined
Talks about the debate at the time to determine what offices would be affected and what level of participation what caused Section Three to apply. This talk from the New York Public Library is about one hour 10 minutes. Mr. Barksdale we are pleased to introduce tajania henderson, a writer in the wartime study. She is an associate professor at Rutgers School of lawnewark. She teaches courses on procedure, property and punishment, and american law and history. Publications include work on the viability of the 13th amendment for civil rights legislation, the societal functions of jails and prisons in the slaveholding american south, and remedying discrimination against persons accused or convicted of crimes. A graduate of Dartmouth College and new york university, her Current Research centers on the use of disqualifications from Public Office holding as punishment for former confederates and their support in the wake of the american civil war. Please welcome tajania henderson. [applause]
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