The Search for Racial Justice Through Law

William Shirley

Kendall/Hunt Publishing

The Search for Racial Equality through Law

<p><ul> <li>CHAPTER ONE Slavery</li> <li>Themes</li> <li>Common Law and Slavery</li> <li>Somerset v. Stewart&nbsp;</li> <li>Pattinson v. Whitaker</li> <li>Denison v. Tucker</li> <li>Neal v. Farmer</li> <li>Who Is a Slave?</li> <li>Gobu v. Gobu</li> <li>Adelle v. Beauregard</li> <li>Alfred Nichols v. William F. Bell</li> <li>Hudgins v. Wrights</li> <li>State v. Harden</li> <li>The Meaning of Slavery</li> <li>Bulloch v. The Lamar</li> <li>Gorman v. Campbell&nbsp;</li> <li>Ponton v. Wilmington & Weldon RR. Co.</li> <li>State v. Mann&nbsp;</li> <li>United States v. Amy</li> <li>Leaving Slavery</li> <li>Sojourn</li> <li>The Slave, Grace</li> <li>Harry v. Decker & Hopkins</li> <li>Commonwealth v. Thomas Aves</li> <li>Scott v. Emerson</li> <li>Manumission</li> <li>Pleasants v. Pleasants</li> <li>Bailey & Al. v. Poindexter''s Ex''or</li> <li>Mitchell v. Wells&nbsp;</li> <li>Escape</li> <li>Wright v. Deacon</li> <li>Prigg v. Pennsylvania</li> <li>Federal Position</li> <li>Race-Related Constitutional Provisions&nbsp;</li> <li>The Antelope&nbsp;</li> <li>The United States, Appellants, v. The Libellants and Claimants of the Schooner Amistad&nbsp;</li> <li>Dred Scott v. Sandford&nbsp;</li> <li>Lincoln''s Cooper Union Address: Mr. President and Fellow Citizens of New York</li> <li>In Re: African-American Slave Descendants Litigation&nbsp;</li> <li>CHAPTER TWO To Segregation: Invidious Discrimination and Equal Protection</li> <li>Themes&nbsp;</li> <li>Lincoln, War, Post-War Amendments and Equal Protection</li> <li>Race-Related Constitutional Provisions</li> <li>Government (State) Action Requirement</li> <li>The Civil Rights Cases</li> <li>The Scrutiny Tests</li> <li>Minimal Scrutiny: SEPARATE but EQUAL</li> <li>Plessy v. Ferguson</li> <li>Booker T. Washington Delivers the 1895 Atlanta Compromise Speech</li> <li>Booker T. Washington and Others&nbsp;</li> <li>Berea College v. Commonwealth of Kentucky</li> <li>Transition to Strict Scrutiny: Separate but EQUAL</li> <li>McCabe v. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company</li> <li>Pearson v. Murray</li> <li>Missouri Ex Rel. Gaines v. Canada</li> <li>Sweatt v. Painter</li> <li>McLaurin v. Oklahoma State Regents</li> <li>Henderson v. United States et al.</li> <li>Strict Scrutiny and the End of Segregation</li> <li>Education</li> <li>Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka [Brown I]&nbsp;</li> <li>Bolling v. Sharpe&nbsp;</li> <li>Brown v. Board of Education [Brown II]&nbsp;</li> <li>Cooper v. Aaron&nbsp;</li> <li>Poindexter v. Louisiana Financial Assistance Commission</li> <li>Charles C. Green et al. v. County School Board of New Kent County, Virginia et al.&nbsp;</li> <li>James E. Swann et al., Petitioners, v. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education et al.</li> <li>Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education et al., Petitioners, v. James E. Swann et al.</li> <li>Public Accommodations&nbsp;</li> <li>Browder v. Gayle</li> <li>Voting&nbsp;</li> <li>Smith v. Allwright&nbsp;</li> <li>Gomillion v. Lightfoot</li> <li>Harper v. Virginia Board of Elections</li> <li>Hunter v. Erickson</li> <li>Reitman et al. v. Mulkey et al&nbsp;</li> <li>Washington v. Seattle&nbsp;</li> <li>Hunter v. Underwood</li> <li>Triggering Strict Scrutiny</li> <li>Village of Arlington Hts. v. Metro. Housing Devel. Corp.</li> <li>Washington v. Davis</li> <li>Bean v. Southwestern Waste Management Corp.</li> <li>City of Mobile v. Bolden&nbsp;</li> <li>Contemporary Equal Protection: A Summary&nbsp;</li> <li>Race and the Equal Protection Clause&nbsp;</li> <li>Equal Protection Analysis-Race</li> <li>CHAPTER THREE Toward Integration&nbsp;</li> <li>Themes&nbsp;</li> <li>Shelley Et Ux. v. Kraemer Et Ux</li> <li>Loving Et Ux. v. Virginia&nbsp;</li> <li>Statutory Prohibitions of Invidious Discrimination: Government (State) and/or Private Action</li> <li>Vote Dilution and the 1965 Voting Rights Act&nbsp;</li> <li>Voting Rights Act of 1965</li> <li>Public Accommodations and the 1964 Civil Rights Act</li> <li>Heart of Atlanta Motel, Inc. v. United States&nbsp;</li> <li>Katzenbach, Acting Attorney General, et al. v. McClung et al.&nbsp;</li> <li>Durham v. Red Lake Fishing and Hunting Club, Inc.&nbsp;</li> <li>King v. Greyhound Lines, Inc.&nbsp;</li> <li>Employment and the 1964 Civil Rights Act</li> <li>Title VII, Civil Rights Act of 1964</li> <li>Race Discrimination in Employment: Title VII: A Summary&nbsp;</li> <li>McDonnell Douglas Corp. v. Green&nbsp;</li> <li>Griggs v. Duke Power Co.</li> <li>Housing and the 1866 Civil Rights/Fair Housing Act</li> <li>Civil Rights Act of 1866&nbsp;</li> <li>Jones Et Ux. v. Alfred H. Mayer Co.&nbsp;</li> <li>Phillips v. Hunter Trails Community Association&nbsp;</li> <li>Williamson v. Hampton Management Company</li> <li>Non-Invidious Discrimination (Affirmative Action)</li> <li>Under Statute</li> <li>Voting and the 1965 Voting Rights Act&nbsp;</li> <li>Johnson v. De Grandy</li> <li>Employment and the 1964 Civil Rights Act&nbsp;</li> <li>Title VII: Disparate Treatment-Voluntary Affirmative Action Cases&nbsp;</li> <li>United Steelworkers of America v. Weber&nbsp;</li> <li>Johnson v. Transportation Agency&nbsp;</li> <li>Taxman v. Board of Education of Piscataway&nbsp;</li> <li>Housing and the 1866 Civil Rights/Fair Housing Act</li> <li>United States v. Starrett City Associates&nbsp;</li> <li>Under the Constitution&nbsp;</li> <li>Affirmative Action and the Constitution: A Summary</li> <li>Affirmative Action and the Constitution: A Summary&nbsp;</li> <li>The 1995 Trilogy</li> <li>Missouri v. Jenkins</li> <li>Adarand Constructors, Inc. v. Pena</li> <li>Miller v. Johnson</li> <li>Appellant v. Holder</li> <li>Shelby County v. Holder&nbsp;</li> <li>Alexander v. Prince George''s County&nbsp;</li> <li>Ricci, et al., Petitioners v. Destefano et al.</li> <li>Implications of the Trilogy&nbsp;</li> <li>Public Education&nbsp;</li> <li>Podberesky v. Kirwan</li> <li>Cheryl J. Hopwood, et al. v. State of Texas, et al.</li> <li>Barbara Grutter, Petitioner v. Lee Bollinger et al.</li> <li>Jennifer Gratz and Patrick Hamacher, Petitioners v. Lee Bollinger et al.&nbsp;</li> <li>Abigail Noel Fisher, Petitioner v. University of Texas at Austin et al.</li> <li>Parents Involved in Community Schools, Petitioner v. Seattle School District no. 1 et al.</li> <li>The Coalition for Economic Equity v. Pete Wilson</li> <li>Schuette v. (Bamn)&nbsp;</li> <li>Racial Profiling&nbsp;</li> <li>State of New Jersey v. Pedro Soto et al.&nbsp;</li> <li>Judicial Remedies</li> <li>Hills v. Gautreaux</li> <li>Hate Speech&nbsp;</li> <li>Doe v. University of Michigan&nbsp;</li> <li>Dambrot v. Central Michigan University&nbsp;</li> <li>Maryland v. Sheldon&nbsp;</li> <li>Virginia, Petitioner v. Barry Elton Black, Richard J. Elliott, and Jonathan O''Mara&nbsp;</li> <li>Florida v. Stalder&nbsp;</li> <li>Wisconsin, Petitioner v. Todd Mitchell&nbsp;</li> <li>Jury Trials</li> <li>Robert L. Yarbrough v. State of Mississippi</li> <li>McCastle v. The State&nbsp;</li> <li>Norris v. Alabama&nbsp;</li> <li>Hernandez v. Texas&nbsp;</li> <li>Duren v. Missouri</li> <li>Gregory Williams and Leroy Williams</li> <li>APPENDIX</li> <li>Study Guide for Reading the Cases</li> <li>The Constitution of the United States</li> </ul></p>

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The Search for Racial Justice Through Law

The Search for Racial Justice Through Law

The Search for Racial Equality through Law

The Search for Racial Equality through Law

The Search for Racial Equality through Law