Just Published: Multiracials and Civil Rights by Tanya Hernandez
As the mixed-race population in the United States grows, public fascination with multiracial identity has…
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A Decade of Debt
To address the growing problem of consumer debt, hundreds of advocates—the majority of them attorneys—gathered…
Sherrilyn Ifill of NAACP Legal Defense Fund Receives Honorary Doctor of Laws Degree
Sherrilyn Ifill, president and director-counsel of the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, Inc., the…
100 Years after Their Welcome, Women Students Lead
In September 1918, Fordham Law School welcomed its first cohort of women students. Eight women…
What Facebook’s Data Mishandling Means for 87 Million Users
Two weeks ago, a whistleblower’s revelation that U.K.-based political data firm Cambridge Analytica accessed private…
Franklin H. Williams Unveiled as Inaugural Alumni of Distinction Honoree
Before he was a civil rights lawyer, world ambassador, national diplomat, and philanthropist, Franklin H.…
Rikers Event Calls for Criminal Justice System Reform
For inmates at Rikers Island, life is less of a prison and more of a…
At 100 Years Old, Alumnus Reflects on Life as A Tuskegee Airman
When first lady Eleanor Roosevelt flew in an airplane at the Tuskegee Army Air Field…
5 Things to Know about Philadelphia Eagles Exec Howie Roseman
With the Philadelphia Eagles’ victory (41-33) in Super Bowl 52 in Minneapolis on Feb. 4,…
Calling the Pentagon to Account
Two Fordham Law alumni are key members on a pro bono team representing the City…