2023 AALS Conference Features Slate of Fordham Law Professors
The 2023 AALS Conference features 12 participants from Fordham Law speaking about a range of…
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Professor Tanya Hernández’s “Racial Innocence” Included in Smithsonian’s Best Books of 2022
Professor Tanya Hernández’s book Racial Innocence: Unmasking Latino Anti-Black Bias and the Struggle for Equality was…
Column: Nury Martinez Divided L.A. with Racism. Can the Next Mayor Help Us Heal?
Professor Tanya K. Hernández weighs in on the mayoral race in Los Angeles, following Nury…
At Book Launch, Professor Tanya Hernández Envisions Paths Forward for the Latino Community
Fordham Law celebrated the publication of Archibald R. Murray Professor of Law Tanya Hernández’s latest…
Let’s Be Blunt: Latinos Can Be Racist Too
Professor Tanya K. Hernández authored an op-ed for the New York Daily News on Latino…
Upcoming Speaker Series Explores Lawyers’ Role as Public Intellectuals in Conversations on Race
Lawyers and activists working on issues at the intersection of race and the law are…
A Preview of Fall Events At Fordham Law
This fall semester, Fordham Law is excited to host a number of exciting and enriching…
Professor Tanya Hernandez Examines Latino Anti-Black Racism in New Book
Racial Innocence: Unmasking Latino Anti-Black Bias and the Struggle for Equality (Beacon Press, August 2022),…
The Proud Boys’ Latino Connection, Explained
A Boston Globe opinion article discussing the relationship between Latino identity and anti-Blackness quotes Professor…
LatinoJustice Leader Lourdes Rosado Speaks with Fordham Law Students
On April 7, LatinoJustice President and General Counsel Lourdes Rosado spoke with Fordham’s Latin American…