Race, Racism and the Law
"Speaking Truth to Power"

Comments Form

The 2004 Whitest Law Schools Report
The Top Ten Whitest Law Schools in the United States
Prologue:
I grew up in Texas during Jim Crow.  During that time going on long distance road trips had a distinct flavor for Blacks and I remember it vividly - the packing enough food for the entire trip (no restaurants), the using the bathroom on the side of the road (no gas station bathrooms), the sleeping in the car on the side of the road (no motels). But my most vivid memory of my road trips in Texas was the sign I read every time we went through Greenville, Texas -
The Blackest Land,
The Whitest People
In many ways institutional discrimination in law schools is really about  maintaining the legal profession as "The Whitest Profession". 

Professor Vernellia Randall

Note: Whiteness is defined as caucasian plus unknown.

 

We'd like to know what you think about our web site. Please leave your comments in this public guest book so we can share your thoughts with other visitors.

Name:
Email:
Comments:

 
Your email address  will be used to provide you updates on this website.  Under no circumstance, will it be share,  sold or given to others. After you submit your comments, you will need to go to the Comment log to see your comments.

 

 

Coming Soon!
bulletThe Whitest Private Law Schools
bulletThe Whitest Law Schools by Tier
bulletThe Whitest Elite Law Schools
bulletWhiteness in Ohio Law School


Same level:

[ Methodology and Limitations ] [ Top 10 Whitest Law Schools ] [ Ranking (All Law Schools) ] [ Alphabetical Listing (All Schools) ] [ Statistics (Total Whiteness) ] [ Whitest Regional Law Schools ] [ Whitest Public Law Schools (State Population) ] [ Whitest Public Law Schools (LSAC Applications) ] [ "What Others are Saying" ] [ Comments Form ] [ LSATMisuse and Discrimination ] [ Discrimination in Law School Admission ]

Child Level:

[ Home ]

Parent Level:

[ The Whitest Law Schools ]

Units:

[Race and Racial Groups] [Citizenship Rights]  [Justice and Race] [Patterns of Basic Needs] [Intersectionality Issues]  [Human Rights]
 

Always Under Construction!

Always Under Construction!

Copyright @ 2004
Vernellia R. Randall All Rights Reserved.
Contact: race.mail@notes.udayton.ed
In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. section 107, some material on this website is provided for comment, background information, research and/or educational purposes only, without permission from the copyright owner(s), under the "fair use" provisions of the federal copyright laws. These materials may not be distributed for other purposes without permission of the copyright owner(s).


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