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Challenging Precedent is a blog of the Stanford Center for Racial Justice that examines the intersection of race, law, and regulation during the Trump administration. From executive orders and agency rulings to federal litigation and negotiations with universities, businesses, and foreign governments, the administration is repeatedly challenging established legal frameworks while implementing sweeping new policies. Race stands at the center of many of these developments, alongside competing visions of fairness, justice, and opportunity—tensions that the blog will analyze and interpret.
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EDITORS
Ralph Richard Banks
Jackson Eli Reynolds Professor of Law and Co-Founder and Faculty Director of the Stanford Center for Racial Justice
Stanford Law School
Dan Sutton
Director of Justice and Safety of the Stanford Center for Racial Justice
Stanford Law School
CONTRIBUTORS
Hoang Pham
Director of Education and Opportunity of the Stanford Center for Racial Justice
Stanford Law School
Dayle Chung
Bremond Fellow
Student at Stanford Law School
Brionna Bolaños
Bremond Fellow
Student at Stanford Law School
CHALLENGING PRECEDENT RACE, LAW & REGULATION IN THE TRUMP ERA.
CHALLENGING PRECEDENT is a blog of the Stanford Center for Racial Justice that examines the intersection of race, law, and regulation during the Trump administration. From executive orders and agency rulings to federal litigation and negotiations with universities, businesses, and foreign governments, the administration is repeatedly challenging established legal frameworks while implementing sweeping new policies. Race stands at the center of many of these developments, alongside competing visions of fairness, justice, and opportunity—tensions that the blog will analyze and interpret.
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