Trevor Burnard Professor of Slavery and Emancipation at the University of Hull Director of the Wilberforce Institute Trevor Burnard is Wilberforce Professor of Slavery and […]
1619 Interviews – Paul Finkelman on Slavery and the Supreme Court
Paul Finkelman, Ph.D. Chancellor and Distinguished Professor of History Paul Finkelman, the Chancellor of Gratz College, is the author of more than 100 law review […]
Sheryll Cashin on her new book White Space, Black Hood
Sheryll Cashin is an author and the Carmack Waterhouse Professor of Law, Civil Rights and Social Justice at Georgetown University. Currently she teaches Constitutional Law, […]
Paula Ioanide on Racism’s Emotional Economy
Dr. Paula Ioanide is a mother, teacher, scholar, and organizer who strives to counter the social and spiritual ills produced by systemic racism and build […]
Cullen Sweeney on Race and the Justice System
Chief Public Defender, Cullen Sweeney, discusses the role of the Public Defender’s role in advocating for systemic criminal justice reform. We discuss bail reform, race equity, police […]
Eric Herschthal discusses Dr. Rush’s Leprosy Theory of Race
Professor Eric Herschthal discusses his article “The Science of Antislavery in the Early Republic: The Case of Dr. Benjamin Rush.” (article link https://muse.jhu.edu/article/653138) Prof. Herschthal examines […]
Vida Johnson on Police Bias and Misconduct
Professor Vida Johnson discusses two of her articles on police bias. First, we talk about her article, “Bias in Blue: Instructing Jurors to Consider the […]
Laura Bieger on 1619 Project’s Aesthetics as Social Engagement
In this interview, Professor Bieger discusses her essay “The 1619 Project as Aesthetic and Social Practice; or, the Art of the Essay in the Digital […]
Philip Reichel on Slave Patrols Origins of the Police
Professor Reichel discusses his articles “Southern Slave Patrols as a Transitional Police Type” and “The Misplaced Emphasis on Urbanization in Police Development.” He explores the […]
