Join us as we launch the Center for Race and Law on 9/22 with a screening of Who We Are: A Chronicle of Racism in America. Details and registration: eventbrite.com/e/who-we-are-a…

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Check out Center for Race and Law @profallentweets St. John’s Law Center for Race and Law. We are excited to see the work that the Center will do! #WomeninAcademia #WomenAlsoKnowLaw RT: buff.ly/3flSsYV

Thanks Jeffery Robinson for a great conversation about anti-Black racism, law, and @Who_We_Are_19!

Call for proposals for our inaugural symposium: Racialized Notions of Professionalism & the Law: stjohns.edu/law/about/plac…

We are excited to host our first symposium: Racialized Notions of Professionalism & the Law. Please join us for a virtual program on March 24 from noon-4P (est.) featuring a keynote address from Wendy Greene Full program and registration info here: stjohns.edu/law/about/plac…

HUGE congrats to Center for Race and Law and its wonderful leader @profallentweets for an amazing inaugural event!

Happy to share the recording from our first symposium on Racialized Notions of Professionalism and the Law: scholarship.law.stjohns.edu/crl_symposia/m… Thanks again to our presenters!

Very excited to introduce the 23-24 StJohnsLaw Center for Race and Law Fellows. The Fellows are already working hard on the Center's events and initiatives. Welcome Seth, Andrew, Eliyakol, and Aisha!

We are currently reading Tricia Hersey's (The Nap Ministry) best-selling book, Rest Is Resistance: A Manifesto. Join us and read along! St. John's Law students can pick up a copy in the Dean's Suite. We'll meet to discuss the book on November 2.

The Rest As Resistance retreat focuses on rest, wellness, and racial justice. The event is open to the St. John's Law community. Contact Professor Renee Nicole Allen ([email protected]/@profallentweets) for registration information.