Global Certificate in Legal Reform: Race
-- ViewingNowThe Global Certificate in Legal Reform: Race is a timely and crucial course that addresses the urgent need for racial equity in legal systems worldwide. This program explores the historical context, contemporary challenges, and potential solutions to racial disparities in law enforcement, criminal justice, and beyond.
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• Historical Context of Race and Law: An examination of the historical relationship between race and legal systems, including a focus on colonialism, slavery, and segregation.
• Critical Race Theory: An in-depth analysis of the legal framework of critical race theory, its principles, and its application in modern legal reform efforts.
• Racial Disparities in the Criminal Justice System: A review of the racial disparities present in the criminal justice system, including policing, courts, and incarceration, and potential reforms to address these disparities.
• Immigration and Race: An exploration of the intersection between race and immigration law, including the impact of race on immigration policy and the experiences of immigrants of color.
• Race and Employment Discrimination: A study of the ways in which race impacts employment opportunities, including a review of discrimination laws and potential reforms.
• Racial Disparities in Education: An examination of the racial disparities present in the education system, including access to quality education and disciplinary actions, and potential reforms to address these disparities.
• Race and Voting Rights: A review of the history of voting rights and the impact of race on voting access and participation, including a study of voting rights laws and potential reforms.
• International Human Rights and Race: An exploration of the intersection between international human rights law and race, including a review of global efforts to address racial discrimination and promote equality.
• Addressing Systemic Racism in Legal Reform: A study of the ways in which systemic racism is embedded in legal systems and potential reforms to address and dismantle these systems.
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