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In his interview, he talks about the "significance of race in the country's evolution from the War on Drugs to the current focus on treating addiction."
Tuesday, April 17 - Professor Ekow Yankah appeared on MSNBC’s The Beat with Ari Melber, to offer analysis on the investigation of President Trump’s lawyer Michael Cohen.
“This is a difficult case because we’re so engaged in this reality television presidency,” Yankah said. "For the average viewer, it's slow...but this investigation is going incredibly quickly."
To watch the complete interview, click here.
She lists the various challenges mothers face in the workplace, including the "second shift" of caregiving work to raise families, absence of paid parental leave, absence of pregnancy accommodation, and a public education system designed around the norm of one non-working mother.
“I think the key issue is going to be: Why should we decide this case when Congress can legislate?” Zelinsky told Law360.
“Most of us would agree that if you were writing the statute today, stock options would be included in compensation, and the question is to what extent you should read the statute with a little more liberality and a little more flexibility,” he said.
April 11, 2018 - Professor Michelle Adams' piece in The New Yorker titled "The Unfulfilled Promise of the Fair Housing Act" takes a detailed look at the Fair Housing Act.
When the Act was first passed, Adams says, "the law successfully made these individual acts of explicit racial discrimination in housing transactions illegal, and residential segregation by race has since declined. But the Fair Housing Act has never fully delivered on its promise to promote and further integration."