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Queens native, Staff Writer . Professor , Left-hander, check my doc Policing the Police2020:

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    23. okt. 2020

    We spent a year tracing the elements of voter suppression in Wisconsin and their implications nationally and for the upcoming election. Whose Vote Counts is now available on

    Angre
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    has written the best essay yet on origins of critical race theory in a profile about one of its creators. Whatever your view on necessity of reckoning with race and racism as a pillar of American society, this article is a must read.

    Angre
  3. 16. sep.

    It was kinda clear even before the cousin’s-friend’s-testicle thing that she is not the person to take life advice from, no?

    Angre
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    16. sep.

    have you ever done a tweet so bad that the White House needed to send a doctor to check up on you

    Angre
  5. 16. sep.

    Hard to say until years after the fact but there’s a good chance that we’re living in a golden age of stupidity.

    Angre
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    15. sep.

    It was already overwhelming to have been chosen for this honor, but to learn today that my friend Bryan Stevenson, (founder of ⁦⁩ & ⁦⁩) wrote this tribute? This means so much to me. Thank you Bryan &

    Angre
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    15. sep.
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  8. 15. sep.
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    15. sep.

    LIVE>NOW: prof + writer talks w/ abt THE ESSENTIAL KERNER COMMISSION REPORT , his contextualized edition of the 1968 study of US racism & police violence. JOIN:📲410.662.8780 📩midday@wypr.org LISTEN:

    Angre
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    15. sep.

    The conservative outrage over critical race theory contains an unwitting validation of the very arguments that Derrick Bell made in developing it, writes.

    Angre
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    15. sep.

    A brilliant profile of the galvanizing Derrick Bell by , featuring words by luminaries and , among others.

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    Angre
  12. Retweetet
    14. sep.

    From : The Taliban said ‘cover your faces or we’ll make you pay’: In the valley where ancient Buddhas were destroyed by the Taliban, families are hiding their daughters as the group turns back the clock:

    Angre
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    14. sep.

    Prof. Kimberlé Crenshaw () recounts the beginnings of at to Prof. . “We initially coalesced as students and young law professors around this course [by Bell] that the law school refused to teach.”

    Angre
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    14. sep.

    I particularly appreciate this honest treatment of Bell’s “Serving Two Masters” -one of the most important law review articles I’ve ever read. I taught it for years. It has shaped much of my thinking and that of contemporary LDF attys abt who we are in relation to our clients.

    Angre
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    14. sep.

    "Even after his death, it has been far easier to disagree with him than to prove him wrong." — professor, writer, and author investigates the story of Derrick Bell, adding an essential perspective to the ongoing debate about CRT.

    Angre
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    13. sep.
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    I got some mind-blowing formative education from Bell, and I wasn't even in his class - my *roommate* was ...

    Angre
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    Thank you for recommending podcast. This edition is a smart, funny, and touching conversation between & about “buddy movies,” and what they tell us about race, privilege, masculinity, and more.

    #SomeOfMyBestFriendsAre #Podcast
    Angre
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    13. sep.

    "C.R.T. has become a fixation of conservatives despite the fact that some of its sharpest critiques were directed at the ultimate failings of liberalism, beginning with Bell’s own early involvement with one of its most heralded achievements." via

    Angre
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    13. sep.
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    13. sep.

    . writes about Derrick Bell, who was involved with one of the civil-rights movement’s most heralded achievements—and whose doubts about the impact of his efforts launched a groundbreaking school of thought.

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    Angre
  21. Retweetet
    13. sep.

    The next time someone tells you CRT is a threat to Christian faith & America’s youth, ask them how their commitment to love their neighbor & defend the rights of children compares to Derrick Bell’s. Thanks to for this profile.

    Angre

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