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The Inter-American Dialogue, one of the nation’s most prestigious think tanks on Latin America, is getting a new boss: Rebecca Bill Chavez, PhD. She replaces Michael Shifter, who’s stepping down after 28 years with the Dialogue.

Edward Henderson | Impact Alameda The ACLU defines the school to prison pipeline as a “national trend wherein children are funneled out of public schools and into the juvenile and criminal justice systems.” Many of the children that fall into this pipeline have learning disabilities, are victims of neglect, abuse, and would benefit from additional | Edward Henderson | Impact Alameda The ACLU defines the school to prison pipeline as a “national trend wherein children are funneled out of pub...

An expanding Animal Law Program at Oklahoma City University should offer some interesting insights into issues of the animal world not only for students at the university but for others who may take part in future public lectures, OCU officials said

Who will now stand on judge jacksons shoulders as they become tourists, working to help make the union more perfect. the new york times spoke to women who are members of the harvard black law students association, where judge jackson is an alumna. its a small group, and 84 students are black women, out of a total 1700 students enrolled in the law program. one of those 84 students, mariah k. watson, told the times, quote, im grateful for the hard steps and all that chipping away that judge jackso...

Exceptionally qualified and highly respected and will make the supreme court look just a bit more like the country it serves. this is who we are today. and that have lucian matters. it matches to the country and specifically to the black women who will now stand on judge jacksons shoulders as they become tourists, working to help make the union more perfect. the new york times spoke to women who are members of the harvard black law students association, where judge jackson is an alumni. its a sm...

95% of all supreme court justices have been white men. and i think that there is now unconsciously some of that happening. when theres a woman being replaced by a woman. when theres a person of color being replaced by a person of color, there isnt this kind of reaction. and i think its this kind of reaction because theres a white male justice being replaced by a woman of color. angela, i have a question for you, its a little personal, because youve broken barriers, were you the first black woman...

Visiting Assistant Professor of Public Policy and Law Matthew A. Weiner was nominated by Gov. Lamont to become a Connecticut Superior Court judge.

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