Webinar - The Carceral State: Legal Histories of American Unfreedom

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The Carceral State: Legal Histories of American Unfreedom		This teaching module discusses race, the carceral state, and the criminalization of Blackness, featuring a webinar with legal historian Taja-Nia Henderson.

Title: Webinar - The Carceral State: Legal Histories of American Unfreedom
Description: In this webinar, Professor Taja-Nia Henderson of Rutgers Law School discusses race, the carceral state, and the criminalization of Blackness with Professor Danielle Jefferis of the University of Nebraska College of Law and our And Justice For All class.
Date: 2024-11-26
Author: Henderson, Taja-Nia
Legal Concept: Incarceration; State Sanctioned Violence
Subject: African Americans
Spatial Coverage: United States
Document Type: Webinar
Document Category: Secondary Source
URL: https://mediahub.unl.edu/media/23709

Title: Webinar - The Carceral State: Legal Histories of American Unfreedom
Description: In this webinar, Professor Taja-Nia Henderson of Rutgers Law School discusses race, the carceral state, and the criminalization of Blackness with Professor Danielle Jefferis of the University of Nebraska College of Law and our And Justice For All class.
Date: 2024-11-26
Author: Henderson, Taja-Nia
Legal Concept: Incarceration; State Sanctioned Violence
Subject: African Americans
Spatial Coverage: United States
Document Type: Webinar
Document Category: Secondary Source
URL: https://mediahub.unl.edu/media/23709

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