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The Watchman's Time to Kill: The Right to Vigilante Justice in the Jim Crow South Kindaka Sanders
The Political Urgency of Black Manhood: Frederick Douglass on Constitutional Theory John M. Kang
Strict Scrutiny & The Black Body Devon W. Carbado
“The Special Favorite of the Laws”? Black Lives Matter Moments in American Constitutional and Legal History Yohuru Williams
Slavery and the History of Congress's Enumerated Powers Jeffrey Schmitt
Amending a Racist Constitution William J. Aceves
Justice Holmes and the Question of Race Thomas Halper
White Americans and Rights as a Zero-sum Game Rebecca Aviel
Making Black Lives Matter: Properly Valuing the Rights of the Marginalized in Constitutional Torts Helen E. White
U.S.C.A. Constitutional Amendment XIII Constitution

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