Webinar - Affirmative Action's Origins and Legacies

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Affirmative Action's Origins and Legacies		This teaching module provides an in-depth look at affirmative action, delving into its origins and tracing its impact to the present day, featuring a webinar with Nebraska Law faculty Eric Berger, Danielle Jefferis, and Catherine Wilson.

Title: Webinar - Affirmative Action's Origins and Legacies
Description: In this webinar, UNL Law Faculty Eric Berger, Danielle Jefferis, and Catherine Wilson provide an in-depth look at affirmative action, delving into its origins and tracing its impact to the present day.
Date: 2023-10-26
Author: Berger, Eric; Jefferis, Danielle; Wilson; Catherine
Legal Concept: Civil Rights; Race; Gender
Subject: African Americans; Asian Americans; Latinx; Native Americans; Women
Temporal Coverage: Jim Crow Era; Long Civil Rights Movement; Post-War Era; Cold War Era; Vietnam War; Modern Civil Rights Movement; Post-Cold War Era; Contemporary America
Spatial Coverage: United States
Document Type: Webinar
Document Category: Secondary Source
URL: https://mediahub.unl.edu/media/21531

Title: Webinar - Affirmative Action's Origins and Legacies
Description: In this webinar, UNL Law Faculty Eric Berger, Danielle Jefferis, and Catherine Wilson provide an in-depth look at affirmative action, delving into its origins and tracing its impact to the present day.
Date: 2023-10-26
Author: Berger, Eric; Jefferis, Danielle; Wilson; Catherine
Legal Concept: Civil Rights; Race; Gender
Subject: African Americans; Asian Americans; Latinx; Native Americans; Women
Temporal Coverage: Jim Crow Era; Long Civil Rights Movement; Post-War Era; Cold War Era; Vietnam War; Modern Civil Rights Movement; Post-Cold War Era; Contemporary America
Spatial Coverage: United States
Document Type: Webinar
Document Category: Secondary Source
URL: https://mediahub.unl.edu/media/21531

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