Top stories published by I Taught the Law in June of 2020

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JoAnne Sweeny in I Taught the Law

Jun 4, 2020

A Story of Institutional Racism

The following is an exchange with a friend of mine, Tony J. Harris, a Theatre student at DePaul…

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Dan Canon in I Taught the Law

Jun 12, 2020

Shut Up, White People

Years ago, when I was a musician living in Los Angeles, I had my first close Black friend. His name was Phil. He was 37…

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Emily Allen in I Taught the Law

Jun 15, 2020

Will Hate Leave our Holler?

On Friday people of my hometown Whitesburg, Kentucky, joined the nation to peacefully protest for the Black…

Martin French in I Taught the Law

Jun 30, 2020

Ireland Has A New Government — How Does That Happen?

A Guide To The Irish Political System, and to the…

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Marcia Ziegler in I Taught the Law

Jun 5, 2020

A Tale of Two Systems

by Marcy Ziegler

June 5, 2020

Kelly Meurer in I Taught the Law

Jun 8, 2020

Business As Usual

Louisville, Kentucky is a big city with a small-town attitude, comprised of cliques with two degrees of separation and fourteen…

Brian L. Frye in I Taught the Law

Jun 6, 2020

My House, My Rules: A Brief History of the Third Amendment

Brian L. Frye

Afshanpaarlberg in I Taught the Law

Jun 15, 2020

Contract Law: The Best Way to Stop Children from Fighting During Covid-19

Dan Canon in I Taught the Law

Jun 26, 2020

Reflections on Five Years of Marriage Equality (or: On the Importance of Throwing Bricks)

Anora Marie Morton, J.D. in I Taught the Law

Jun 11, 2020

Now Is the Time for Black Prosecutors

As a Black woman, I would love nothing more than to see Derek Chauvin & Co. brought to justice! As a Black law student, I would love…

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