Touro Law Center’s Journal of Race, Gender, and Ethnicity (the “Journal”) is a student-run online scholarly journal that provides a forum for legal issues related to race, gender and ethnicity. In addition to publishing scholarly articles, the Journal sponsors panel discussions that feature presentations by legal scholars, judges and practitioners. Membership on the Journal offers students an avenue to practice and refine their writing, research and editing skills. Student authored articles, along with articles submitted from a wide variety of sources, are considered for publication. Membership is open to students who meet minimum academic requirements and who successfully compete in the Journal’s writing competitions.
Current Issue: Volume 11, Issue 1 (2022)
Prefatory Matter
Foreword
Articles
“Seeking the Fruits of Their Labors”: The Story of Johnson v. McAdoo, the First Major Reparations Case
John G. Browning
40 Acres and a Mule, Plus Interest: A Survey on Emerging Reparation and Racial Equity Measures
Danielle D. Rogers and Michael A. Lawrence
Structural Racism and the Redressing of Foundational Wrongs
Natsu Taylor Saito
Settling Claims for Reparations
Daniel Butt
Reparations and the International Law Origin Story
John Linarelli
The Role of Truth-Telling in Indigenous Justice
Sara L. Ochs
On Proper[ty] Apologies and Resilience Gaps
Marc L. Roark
Crisis as a Catalyst for Rebirth: Disrupting Entrenched Educational Inequality in the COVID Era
Erin M. Carr
Reparations, or Hush Money?
Christina Glekas
Reparations for Black Health
Alexandre Rotondo-Medina
Dispensing Reparations for Marijuana Convictions
Michelle Mazzola