Add to ORKGI have defined my subject as “Law and the Quest for Equality.” Actually the subject involves several themes: the synergy of law and social patterns; the promotion of reform through, and by means of, existing legal means and doctrine; and the changing role of a lawyer in society. I shall begin by giving a brief exegesis of the School Segregation Cases. I do not propose to tell of every legal recognition of equality or of every lapse or legitimization of inequality from Dred Scott\u27 to the school cases; the story has been told elsewhere and quite well. But it is necessary for the development of my subject and themes to discuss some of these cases
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The problem of how best to resolve reverse discrimination questions under the equal protection cla...
The essay begins with a discussion of which groups deserve the protection of employment discriminati...
This Essay is the third in a series of pieces exploring elements of the Court’s past and present equ...
In America there has been a special tension, indeed a tragic tension not resolved, between the ideal...
Rather than looking at what the courts have produced in the way of philosophy, principles, and conce...
This paper addresses the historical developments in the legal struggle for racial equality. Examinin...
Equality, or at least the rhetoric of equality, has been almost from the start a central issue in ou...
This paper will deal with the meaning of equality in legal discourse and the social context which un...
This Article tracks the varying meanings of the word equality throughout American history
This paper, written for Texas Wesleyan Law School\u27s Gloucester Conference, ¿Too Pure an Air: Law ...
This thesis explores the concept of equality before the law, critiquing the claim that such a princi...
America can be justifiably proud of the enormous strides its legal system has made since the end of ...
Promises of justice and equality made in the U.S. Constitution, numerous Amendments, and decisions o...
The theme of this Article for the SMU Law Review Forum focuses us on the challenges faced by the “ec...
I am inclined to think that we have shifted from the principle of equality before the law to an emph...
The problem of how best to resolve reverse discrimination questions under the equal protection cla...
The essay begins with a discussion of which groups deserve the protection of employment discriminati...
This Essay is the third in a series of pieces exploring elements of the Court’s past and present equ...