📢 Mark your calendars! Join us for an unmissable lunch talk on Sep 18th at 12:10 ET w/ Aziz Rana on The Constitutional Bind, exploring how America's reverence for the Constitution shields it from much-needed criticism, despite its flaws. 📚 Register now! lpeproject.org/events/the-con…

Join CUNY School of Law CUNY School of Labor and Urban Studies as we host NLRB General Counsel Jennifer Abruzzo and Antitrust Division AAG Jonathan Kanter in conversation nxt week. Profs profhuq/সম্তলৗ হক & Ellen Dichner will guide the panel on evolving labor laws, labor markets & implications for workers’ rights RSVP law.cuny.edu/event/protecti…

A fox is a canid and somewhat related to dogs. Yet they cannot bark exactly like them. This is a fox who grew up with a dog.

BROOKLYN I am headed your way in two weeks! Catch me, Jordan Davis, and Holly Mitchell at Unnameable Books!

Still time to register! Join us in person or online for a discussion with Aziz Rana on his latest book The Constitutional Bind 📚 👇🏼

Week in review: Melinda Cooper on neoliberal finance, Darren Bush, Mark Glick, and Gabriel Lozada on the blight that is Law & Economics, and a new series highlighting some of our fav posts from the archive. Plus, the best new LPE events and writings 🧵👇 lpeproject.org/blog/weekly-ro…

In Disabling Families (Stanford Law Review), Sarah Lorr argues that the family regulation system discriminates against disabled parents and produces disability; the article suggests reconceptualizing disability as a strength for families in the system. #FacultyScholarshipFriday Maryland Carey Law

In many ways, I like to think of "Platform Money" as a complement to "Consumer Shadow Banks" by Matthew Bruckner & Todd Phillips :) I'm very concerned about the trajectory of open banking discourse, but I'm also very happy scholars are tackling the issues. law.stanford.edu/publications/c…

What a way for lpe nyc, Action Lab NY, RaceNYU, the Initiative for Community Power, & Urban Democracy Lab to kick off the semester, thanks so much to everyone for coming out!!

The Center for Constitutional Rights is now representing former Board Chair and Columbia Law Professor Katherine Franke, alongside cooperating counsel Kathleen Peratis, longtime civil rights and employment rights lawyer.

Join NYC-DSA in welcoming the distinguished scholar Rashid Khalidi, who will talk about his book, The Hundred Years War on Palestine. 🗓️Sunday, Sept. 22 ⏰5 PM 📍Church of The Village in the West Village ➡️actionnetwork.org/events/nyc-dsa…

🚨 An Important Update on JC Live 🚨

A must read: a group of distinguished Jewish faculty at @columbia and @barnardcollege have sent a letter to the University/College leadership raising serious concerns about Columbia's "Antisemitism Task Force"'s second report. Full letter here: drive.google.com/file/d/1EDoefS…

no idea how I am going to get this application done today, so heading to the bodega for caffeine and high-fructose reinforcements

sour gummy bears, peanut butter m&ms, kombucha, and goldfish crackers. you can always tell when I am on deadline….

At Brown University, Black freshman enrollment drops 40% browndailyherald.com/article/2024/0…

tfw you're so tired you worry that your edits are making things worse...

I love this weird screaming fox

‘Fuck you Adams. No cop city in Queens. This means war.’ Massive banners dropped sometime recently declaring war against the mayor following plans announced in May to launch a ‘cop city’ training facility in College Point, Queens (More on that: citylimits.org/2024/07/09/opi…)

Incredible how successive mayors and governors of New York have squandered the precious legacy of America's best public transit system. It can still be salvaged ofc but it requires massive public investment