University of Michigan Law School journal dedicated to the exploration of issues relating to race and law

Volume 21

Issue 1

Barriers to the Ballot Box: Implicit Bias and Voting Rights in the 21st Century - Arusha Gordon,Ezra D. Rosenberg
Strip Searching in the Age of Colorblind Racism: The Disparate Impact of Florence v. Board of Chosen Freeholders of the County of Burlington - André Keeton
Without Representation, No Taxation: Free Blacks, Taxes, and Tax Exemptions Between the Revolutionary and Civil Wars - Christopher J. Bryant
Cross-Racial Identifications: Solutions to the "They All Look Alike" Effect - Laura Connelly
Schooling the Police: Race, Disability, and the Conduct of School Resource Officers - Amanda Merkwae
Habermas, the Public Sphere, and the Creation of a Racial Counterpublic - Guy-Uriel Charles,Luis Fuentes-Rohwer

Issue 2

Foreword: Innocent Until Proven Poor - Sara Zampierin
The Price of Carceral Citizenship: Punishment, Surveillance, and Social Welfare Policy in an Age of Carceral Expansion - Reuben Jonathan Miller,Amanda Alexander
Pretextual Sanctions, Contempt, and the Practical Limits of Bearden-Based Debtors' Prison Litigation - Colin Reingold
Legal Aid's Once and Future Role for Impacting the Criminalization of Poverty and the War on the Poor - Aneel L. Chablani
Making a Buck While Making a Difference - Alphonse A. Gerhardstein
Closing the Gap Between What is Lawful and What is Right in Police Use of Force Jurisprudence by Making Police Departments More Democratic Institutions - Jonathan M. Smith
Keynote Remarks: How the Criminalization of Poverty has Become Normalized in American Culture and Why You Should Care - Sarah Geraghty
The Ohio Model for Combatting Debtors' Prisons - Jocelyn Rosnick,Mike Brickner
Online Case Resolution Systems: Enhancing Access, Fairness, Accuracy, and Efficiency - Maximilian A. Bulinski,J.J. Prescott
Keynote Remarks - Vanita Gupta