The Legal Aggregate
Stanford’s Shirin Sinnar on the Buffalo Shooting, Hate Crimes, and Domestic Terrorism
On Saturday, May 14, Americans heard news of yet another mass shooting—this one in Buffalo, New York, where ten people died and several more were injured. But this one is set apart from the many mass shootings that happen yearly in the U.S. by white nationalists. Rather than indiscriminately shooting,…
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Financing High-Carbon Infrastructure in the Developing World
The carbon intensity of energy infrastructure in emerging markets and developing economies (EMDEs) is shaping the climate. To limit global…
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Stanford Students Launch Podcast, Aim to Democratize and Diversify Tech Discourse
Law school course work is known for sparking critical discussions. For several students in Data: Privacy, Property and Security co-taught…
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The Tulsa Race Massacre, Transitional Justice, and the Ongoing Fight Against Impunity
In May 2021, the nation somberly marked the centennial of a particularly horrific moment in a long history of racial…
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