@BennettCapers
★ In Bennett Capers’s captivating debut, a young Black antiques dealer and a peevish old white woman debate the provenance and value of her inheritance, a slave shackle. It’s sensational. @eccobooks buff.ly/P8q0hzyView quoted post on X
The fourth issue of Volume 114 is now available online! Check it out at bit.ly/4vfIvye.View quoted post on X
We are celebrating a Decade of Impact! Just us for a reception to kick-off a series of events to reflect on the legacy of the Center on Race, Law and Justice!
Register here: forever.fordham.edu/s/1362/18/inte…View quoted post on X
My book is out today. It examines how legal training shapes issues that impact all of us (e.g., policing, work, healthcare, the environment). It’s written for a broad audience—nonlawyers, law students, and professors alike. I think it can move some urgent conversations forward.View quoted post on X
Fordham Law School’s Center on Race, Law and Justice (@FordhamRaceLaw) invited film producer Alisa Payne for a screening of her Oscar-nominated documentary, Perfect Neighbor, followed by a robust discussion with Prof. Bennett Capers (@BennettCapers).View quoted post on X
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