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Journal Articles
Dick, D. L. (2021). Hostile Restructurings. Washington Law Review, 96(4), 1333-1388.
Garden, C. (2022). Ministerial Employees and Discrimination Without Remedy. Indiana Law Journal, 97(3), 1008-1024.
Kashyap, M. B. (2021). Toward a Race-Conscious Critique of Mental Health-Related Exclusionary Immigration Laws. Michigan Journal of Race and Law 26, 87.
O'Kelley, C. (2021). What Was the Dartmouth College Case Really About? Vanderbilt Law Review, 74(6), 1645-1725.
Phillips, K. L. (2021). An Informal Exploration of How Academic Law Libraries Curate Research Guides to Support Democracy, Rule of Law, and the Legal System. Law Library Journal, 113(4), 339-348.
Rankin, S. (2021) Hiding Homelessness: The Transcarceration of Homelessness. California Law Review, 109, 559.
Valdes, F.; Bender, S. W.; and Hill, J.J. (2022) "Afterword: LatCrit@25 and Beyond, Part II—Challenges and/as Opportunities: Centering “Hybridized” Advocacy Projects in Antisubordination Praxis to Connect Campuses and Communities for Material Long-Term Progress," Seattle Journal for Social Justice: Vol. 20: Iss. 4, Article 13.