The Legal Aggregate
Stanford’s Ralph Richard Banks on AP African American Studies, Culture Wars, and Critical Thinking
The introduction of a new AP African American Studies course became part of the culture wars after Florida’s Governor DeSantis threatened to ban the class in his state. The College Board appeared to give in to political pressure after the official framework was made public on February 1, and topics such…
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‘Beloved’ and ‘Prolific’ SLS Scholar Honored for His Two Most Recent Books
The cold rain coming down outside Paul Brest Hall on January 13 only amplified the warm feelings inside as close…
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William B. Gould IV
1954 was a pivotal year for William B. Gould IV. He was one of only two Black students in the college…
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2022 End-of-Year Faculty Reading List
Rabia Belt, Associate Professor of Law, recommends Stephen King’s Carrie My recommendation is Stephen King’s Carrie, but it is mostly…
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