Negotiating Racial Equality After the New Deal: A Developmental Perspective on Blacks and Labor

from Equal Justice Under the Law? · host Kenneth I. Kersch, Assistant Professor of Politics.

Kenneth I. Kersch, Assistant Professor of Politics, explores the history of Supreme Court decisions that pertain to equality, specifically in the areas of labor rights and civil rights during the 20th century, and how this impacts modern constitutionalism. Presented as part of the "Equal Justice Under Law?" Alumni Studies course, Fall 2003.

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