Tag: Jason Schulman

The Leo Frank Case: A Century Later

One hundred years ago this April began a series of events culminating in one of the most notorious anti-Semitic incidents in American history. It would end two years later when a Jew was lynched in Atlanta. In a class I taught...

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Reevaluating Washington’s Politics

The historian Laura Kalman is said to have read law journal articles when insomnia struck; the final result of those sleepless nights was her penetrating analysis in The Strange Career of Legal Liberalism. I’m no Laura...

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End of Affirmative Action as We Know It

On Wednesday, Oct. 10, the Supreme Court once again took up the controversial issue of affirmative action, as it heard oral arguments in Fisher v. University of Texas at Austin regarding the university’s admissions...

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