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The Thirteenth Amendment and Administrative Enslavement 28 July 2024 Adam Davidson
Abolish Gang Statutes with the Power of the Thirteenth Amendment: Reparations for the People 08 February 2024 Fareed Nassor Hayat
Tracing the Roots of the Thirteenth Amendment 04 December 2022 Sandra L. Rierson
Redefining the Badges of Slavery 12 October 2022 Nicholas Serafin
In Practice but Not in Name: The Futality of the Thirteenth Amendment in Protecting Against Forced Labor in Correctional Facilities and Detention Centers in the U.S. 27 June 2022 Holly Etheridge
Third Reconstruction 09 February 2022 Rebecca Zietlow
Falling Short of the Promise of the Thirteenth Amendment: Time for Change 24 April 2021 Michael A. Lawrence
The Supreme Court's Erroneous Equal Protection Clause Analysis: Societal Discrimination, The Harvard College Decision as the New Plessy v. Ferguson-lite, and the Thirteenth Amendment 06 July 2024 Larry J. Pittman
The Red Pill: Critical Race Theory, Ostrich Laws, and the 14th Amendment Right to Free and Equal Thought and Dignity 18 April 2024 Kindaka Sanders
The History of History and Tradition: The Roots of Dobbs's Method (And Originalism) in the Defense of Segregation 06 January 2024 Reva B. Siegel

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