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LibGuides: Race and the Law School Curriculum: Race and Anti-Racism, Critical Race Theory, and Implicit Bias, Generally

Todd Melnick

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A collection of links to websites, articles, books, and videos designed to help law professors bring race into the classroom conversation

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A collection of links to websites, articles, books, and videos designed to help law professors bring race into the classroom conversation

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A collection of links to websites, articles, books, and videos designed to help law professors bring race into the classroom conversation

Key concepts: Race (biology), Critical race theory, Racism, Racial bias, Implicit bias, Sociology, Curriculum, Gender studies

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