Law 691- Race and Racism in American Law
Professor Vernellia Randall
The University of Dayton School of Law

Syllabus

Please Check the Online Syllabus, I May Make Changes Up to Three Days Before Class.
 

  

Philosophy
Mechanics
Methods
Grading
Lessons
Resources
Syllabus Survey

Surveys
Race Relations
Who is White?
 
Favorite Poetry
Invictus
The Bridge Poem
Still I Rise
No Struggle No Progress
 
Related Websites
Race and Racism
Race and Health Care
Gender and the Law
Legal Education
Personal Homepage

  

 

The syllabus for this course consist of this web page and connected web pages. The syllabus is an important study tool. It provides you with specific guidelines as to my expectations regarding what you should learn, what skills and understanding I value and how I organize the content of the course. However, the syllabus is not a contract and I retain the right to modify it at my discretion.
 

 

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Unit 1: Race and Racism
Unit 2: Racial Groups
Unit 3: Legal Topics

 

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Thanks to Derrick Bell and his pioneer work: 
Race, Racism and American Law (1993).