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An Election Like No Other

Outspoken scholar on voting rights considers the stakes in 2020.

By Zoë Atchinson ’22
October 14, 2020

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Getting Real about Getting Along

Covering civil rights, criminal justice, and Jewish-Black relations, panelists strive to educate and offer hope.

By Claire Marie Kuhn ’23
October 13, 2020

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Ranked Choice Voting: Yes or No?

Rappaport Center debate on Massachusetts ballot Question 2 elicits strong arguments from both sides.

By Austin Chandler
October 12, 2020

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One Alum’s Fearless Lawyering

Yliana Johansen-Mendez ’11 helps desperate immigrant teen attain legal status.

By Jeri Zeder
October 8, 2020

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New Group Promotes Good Governance

Students organize hoping to improve the policies underpinning our modern political systems; hold first event.

By Jamie Ehrlich ’23
October 6, 2020

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The Pandemic’s Blow to Federalism

American Constitution Society presenter decries the destabilizing behaviors and errors during the Covid-19 crisis.

By Zoë Atchinson ’22
October 6, 2020

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Weiner’s Mission: Protecting Human Rights and the Rule of Law

From The Hague to Cambodia, alum's work in international tribunals leads to efforts to improve legal systems around the world.

By Austin Chandler
October 2, 2020

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The Importance of June Medical

Reproductive rights advocate Alexandra Thompson discusses recent SCOTUS case.

By Zoë Atchinson ’22
September 29, 2020

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‘Like Walking into Sunlight’: BC Law Remembers RBG

American Constitution Society Event provides opportunity for the community to pay respects to a legal giant.

By Tatiana-Rose Becker ’21
September 23, 2020

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‘There Is No Silver Bullet’

Experts explore the complexities of racism during Rappaport Center panel on civil rights and criminal justice.

By Austin Chandler
September 8, 2020