This is a brief discussion about the Civil Rights Act set forth in 1964 and fully interpreted in 2020.
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University of Glasgow School of Law
Kimiko Adler and Desmond Mantle
Cambridge University
Oxford University
Simon Katterl
None
Legalease
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BASW
University of Alberta
The Oxford Human Rights Hub
Oxford Human Rights Hub
Lisette Rodriguez
Oxford University
Katlego Chibamba
The Federalist Society
Matt Sands
Spitfire Strategies
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What the Opportunity Gap Hides
McGill Law Journal
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IPHR
Cai Cherry
Oxford University
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IN-CJ
Claire McMullen
PenalReform
McGill University
Disputandum Podcast
Cambridge University
Emma Kinn
Brianna
Joshua Rozenberg
UCLA Law Review
Appeal Publishing Society
Pod by Dr. Sara Correia, Prof. Yvonne Mcdermott Rees and guests.
Barry Bussey
UCL
Bocconi University
POA Podcast
The Open University
Haley Hrymak
The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy
Mpilo Nkambule
The Law Society of BC
Humanity Lab Foundation and Hueman Group Media
The Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law
Professor Paul Cairney
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Spotlight Initiative - Papua New Guinea
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Siobhan Barco
Amelia Hawk
Kai Dejesus-Johnson
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Monika
Human Rights Centre - UGent
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@socannex
Nayeli Javier
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UCTV
Cambridge University
Human Rights Brief
Archive
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Mahima Sindhu
Bold Moves Only Presents
New Books Network
Marc De Loera
The Harvard Law Record
CARICOM Public Law Podcast
Redesign America
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James Boyle
Gabriela
Pro Bono Queen's
EPLO Washington DC
Oxford University
Legal Shebeen
New Books Network
Jimmie Wright
Will Baude
Oxford University
uche charles
Oxford University
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Samantha And Walker