#BlackintheIvory Being asked by students to justify my qualifications, because "there's no way you're able to teach business law." Like all black academics, I have many more. But I'll stop...for now

Call for Papers is out now for the Third Conference on Law & Macroeconomics! #lawandmacro Deadline to submit is September 8th. lawandmacro.org

After the 2008 financial crisis, Congress overhauled financial regulation (including creating the CFPB). At AALS this year, we'll explore ideas about what the next sweeping financial legislation should entail. Here's the call for papers, due Sept. 15. law.uga.edu/calling-all-pa…

I would ask where the turn up is to celebrate a fellow Jamaican becoming VP, but I live in Indiana... So, I'll just turn up at home 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

New piece with @VRootMartinez discussing ways to incentivize corporate actors to make meaningful progress on demographic diversity.

Well this is promising news🤞 wsj.com/articles/yelle…

I had a great conversation at the Legal Theory Workshop University of Miami School of Law - #MiamiLaw about my paper with @VRootMartinez, Equality Metrics. Grateful for all the useful comments and feedback. Paper available here papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

Look at what I got in the mail! So proud of Dorothy A Brown and that I get to count her as a mentor & friend!

Very pleased to have contributed to this timely and important symposium.

It's always fun to reunite with @VRootMartinez!

Congrats The Honorable Kristin N. Johnson!

It was great hearing from Commissioner Crenshaw and chatting with the brilliant Frank Partnoy and Elizabeth Pollman!

I'm honored to have been appointed and I look forward to working with U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and my fellow committee members.

Definitely agree! Nicole is fantastic!

Hot of the presses! The new Harvard Law Review piece by Duke Law Prof. @VRootMartinez reflects on the problems, promise, and potential reforms of corporate monitorship. Must read for those interested in business law, compliance, and enforcement. #WomenAlsoKnowLaw buff.ly/3ZeNy1g

Excited to share that my new piece with Tim Lovelace (Duke Law), Corporate Racial Responsibility, is forthcoming in Columbia Law Review! In this piece, Tim and I draw on legal and social history to take a critical look at corporate engagement in racial equity. Soon to come on SSRN.

Keep an eye out! Gina-Gail S. Fletcher recently co-authored “Corporate Racial Responsibility,” coming soon to Columbia Law Review!

Congrats to my wonderful colleague Emilie Aguirre on this appointment!

Corporate Racial Responsibility with Prof Tim Lovelace is now out in Columbia Law Review! The article combines civil rights history and corporate governance to examine corporate engagement with racial equity. columbialawreview.org/content/corpor…