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DOROTHY L. THOMPSON
Civil Rights LECTURES

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2013

Professor Richard Thompson Ford
Rights Gone Wrong: What is the Meaning of Equal Justice for All

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2012

Professor Steven Ramirez
Affirmative Action at the Crossroads: The Uncertain Future of Race-Conscious College Admissions

Dr. Bob Zellner
Civil Rights Activist

2010

Who Will Judge You? Advancing Judicial Diversity
Discussion with Panelists

Cars, Cops, and Traffic Stops: Who's Right?
Discussion with Panelists

2009

Raymond Diamond, William Merkel
"Guns on Campus? The New Understanding of the Right to Bear Arms"

Mark Peterson
"Arthur Fletcher: What Would the ‘Father of Affirmative Action’ Think of His Child Today?"

2008

Dr. Mary Frances Berry
Racial Profiling Panel

2007

Mira Mdivani "Brown is the New Black & Green Cards Pink: Immigration Law for Normal People"
Edward Perkins "Civil Rights and Citizens' Rights: Our Constitution"

2006

Joel Oster debating Pedro Irigonegaray
"Civil Rights and Same Sex Couples"

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2005

Judge Paul Brady "Twoness in America: Black and American"
Patricia J. Williams "Civil Rights in an Era of Social Wrongs "	Not Available

2004

Nadine Strossen "Current Challenges to Civil Liberties"
Arthur A. Benson, II "Brown v. Topeka Board of Education: 50 Years Later, Doing Right for the Wrong Reasons?"
Michael Ratner-BIO- "Guantanamo: What the World Should Know"

2003

Stephen Jones-BIO- "Representing a Terrorist in Court "
Anthony Romero-BIO- "Civil Rights Under the USA Patriot Act "
Marianne (Mimi) Wesson-BIO- "Pornography and Civil Rights "

2002

2001

Susan Okin-BIO-
"International Development
and the Importance of Gender"

2000

Bob Knight-BIO-
Barbara Bergmann-BIO- "Bringing About Equality Between Women and Men: What Needs To Be Done."
Lani Guinier-BIO- Civil Rights Leader

1999

Noam Chomsky-BIO- "Sovereignty and World Order"
Kerry Kennedy Cuomo-BIO- " Human Rights and the Media"

1998

Gwendolyn Mink-BIO- "Feminists and Poor Single Mothers: Work, Welfare, and Women's Equality"
Barry W. Lynn-BIO- "Religious Right-Radically Wrong"	Not Available
Timothy E. Quill, M. D.-BIO- "Physician-Assisted Death: Progress or Peril?"	Not Available

1997

Valorie K. Vojdik-BIO-
Lead Counselor in Faulkner vs. Citadel

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1996

Morris Dees, Jr.-BIO-
Southern Poverty Law Center, Chief Trial Counselor Not Available

Professor Camille Hebert-BIO-
Ohio State University College of Law

1995

Dr. Joycelyn Elders-BIO-
Former Surgeon General Not Available

1994

Professor Nadine Strossen-BIO-
President of the ACLU Not Available

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