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The Modern American
- Publisher:
- American University Washington College of Law
- Publication date:
- 2008-04-01
Description:
The Modern American is American University Washington College of Law's student-run publication dedicated to diversity and the law. This publication analyzes the legal system's treatment of racial, sexual, ethnic, and other underrepresented people. We intend to present an analysis of the current social and legal remedies for minority issues. Our philosophy is to present a balanced perspective and encourage all viewpoints regardless of political or social leaning.
The Modern American is not just limited to legal issues, therefore we include other relevant information to educate the interested reader, such as an examination of upcoming legislation, upcoming books or movies relevant to the minority community, and/or a spotlight on interesting people who are heading legal and social change in the United States.
The Modern American is not just limited to legal issues, therefore we include other relevant information to educate the interested reader, such as an examination of upcoming legislation, upcoming books or movies relevant to the minority community, and/or a spotlight on interesting people who are heading legal and social change in the United States.
Issue Number
- Nbr. VII-1, April 2011
- Nbr. VI-2, December 2010
- Nbr. VI-1, April 2010
- Nbr. V-2, December 2009
- Nbr. V-1, April 2009
- Nbr. IV-2, December 2008
- Nbr. IV-1, April 2008
- Nbr. III-2, June 2007
- Nbr. III-1, April 2007
- Nbr. II-3, December 2006
- Nbr. II-2, September 2006
- Nbr. II-1, April 2006
- Nbr. I-2, September 2005
- Nbr. I-1, April 2005
Latest documents
- Is a Second Mommy a Good Enough Second Parent?: Why Voluntary Acknowledgments of Paternity Should be Available to Lesbian Co-Parents
- Symposium Highlights: What, Exactly, Is a 'Post-White' America?
- Legal Impediments Facing Nonimmigrants Entering Licensed Professions
- The Emerging Trend of Extending ADA Reasonable Accommodation beyond the Workplace to Include Commuting Issues: A comment on Colwell v. Rite Aid
- Conference Highlights: Reflections of a Law Student from the Hip Hop Generation
- Book Review: Brock Thompson's The Un-Natural State: Arkansas and the Queer South
- Letter from the Executive Board
- Race and Immigration Law: A Troubling Marriage
- Legislative Updates
- Buying into Prisons, and Selling Kids Short
Featured documents
- Will the Current Economic Crisis Fuel a Reutnrn to Racial Policies that Deny Homeownership Opportunity and Wealth?
- Postracial Discrimination
- A Fraudulent Sense of Belonging: The Case for Removing the ?False Claim to Citizenship' Bar for Noncitizen Voting
- The Emerging Trend of Extending ADA Reasonable Accommodation beyond the Workplace to Include Commuting Issues: A comment on Colwell v. Rite Aid
- Specialization has the Potential to Lead to Uneven Justice: Domestic Violence Cases in the Juvenile and Domestic Violence Courts
- Stratification of the Welfare Poor: Intersections of Gender, Race, and 'Worthiness' in Poverty Discourse and Policy
- Is a Second Mommy a Good Enough Second Parent?: Why Voluntary Acknowledgments of Paternity Should be Available to Lesbian Co-Parents
- Buying into Prisons, and Selling Kids Short
- Cutting Funds for oral Contraceptives: Violation of equal Protection rights and the Disparate Impact on Women's Healthcare
- Legal Impediments Facing Nonimmigrants Entering Licensed Professions