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The Systemic Justice Project at Harvard Law School seeks to identify and understand the power dynamics and deep causal forces that produce systemic injustices as well as mechanisms of change. Learn more here: systemicjustice.org/.
Mass Incarceration, Inc.
Summary:
In this episode of [F]law School, hosts Gauri Sood and Haley Florsheim explore the chilling reality of publicly traded private prisons with third-year law student Jheri’ Richards. Together, they reveal how corporations like GeoGroup profit from mass incarceration, relying on government contracts and the stock market to drive their growth. Drawing haunting parallels between private prisons and historical slave auctions, Jheri’ exposes how GeoGroup commodifies human lives. From shell companies and lobbying to the widespread involvement of everyday investors, this episode uncovers how law enables diabolical systems.
Editors:
Very special thanks to Nolan Mascarenhas for production and ...
In this episode of [F]law School, hosts Gauri Sood and Haley Florsheim explore the chilling reality of publicly traded private prisons with third-year law student Jheri’ Richards. Together, they reveal how corporations like GeoGroup profit from mass incarceration, relying on government contracts and the stock market to drive their growth. Drawing haunting parallels between private prisons and historical slave auctions, Jheri’ exposes how GeoGroup commodifies human lives. From shell companies and lobbying to the widespread involvement of everyday investors, this episode uncovers how law enables diabolical systems.
Editors:
Very special thanks to Nolan Mascarenhas for production and ...
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Profits Over Patients
Просмотров 1914 дней назад
Summary: In this episode of [F]law School, hosts Molly Enloe and Gauri Sood sit down with third-year law student Charlotte Laurence (theflaw.org/flaw_authors/charlotte-laurence/) to expose how private equity is infiltrating our healthcare system and, more specifically, how profit-driven investors are playing shell games with nursing homes-trading care for cash flow, and leaving some of the most...
Selling Harvard Law Students
Просмотров 58Месяц назад
Summary: In this episode of [F]law School, guest Samara Trilling (theflaw.org/flaw_authors/samara-trilling/) joins hosts Reya Singh (theflaw.org/flaw_authors/reya-singh/) and Sam Perri (theflaw.org/flaw_authors/samantha-perri/) to pull back the curtain on big law recruitment at Harvard Law School. Samara describes the commodification of law students access to whom is sold by the law school and ...
An Ongoing Battle for Justice: Stories Behind the Opioid Litigation
Просмотров 108Месяц назад
Cheryl Juaire fights to hold Purdue Pharma and the Sackler family accountable for the opioid crisis. After losing both her sons to opioid overdoses, Ms. Juaire created the nonprofit Team Sharing to support other parents who lost their children to substance abuse disorder. As a member of the Unsecured Creditors Committee she worked to allocate the funds for victims and treatment from the settlem...
Selling Suicide: Amazon’s Sale of Sodium Nitrite
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.Месяц назад
This film investigates Amazon's sale of 99% purity sodium nitrite - a chemical that at 6% concentration is used to cure meat, but at higher concentrations is fatal. Despite being notified that people were purchasing the chemical for self-poisoning as early as 2018, Amazon kept the product on its marketplace until October 2022. This film shares the experience of Kristin Jonsson, who lost her dau...
Non-Consensual Deepfake and AI-Generated Pornography
Просмотров 3,8 тыс.Месяц назад
Summary: Recent innovations in technology have harmed women and girls around the world. This video explores how women are impacted by the non-consensual creation of deepfake and AI-generated pornography and the challenges victims face in finding restitution. We’re grateful for Danielle Citron and Mary Anne Franks willingness to participate in this video. Citron and Franks are law professors who...
The Price of Hard Knocks
Просмотров 49Месяц назад
Tort Report 2024 - Torts6 - Torty Winner - Harvard Law School - Systemic Justice Project Summary: Greg Ploetz seemed to have it all - a former college football player turned art teacher who lived happily with his wife Debra and their kids. However, after he retired from football, Ploetz started suffering depression, memory loss, and erratic behavior. He died at age 66, after years of pain. Medi...
The Wheels of Justice: Water Contamination at Camp Lejeune
Просмотров 942Месяц назад
Tort Report 2024 - Torts6 - Torty Winner - Harvard Law School - Systemic Justice Project Summary: From 1953 to 1987, the water supply at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune in Jacksonville, North Carolina was contaminated by over 70 chemicals. This contamination caused a host of deadly illnesses, including various cancers. This documentary highlights the challenges faced by those exposed to chemical...
Profit Over People: The Housing Crisis
Просмотров 28Месяц назад
Summary: In this episode of [F]Law School, hosts Haley Florsheim (theflaw.org/flaw_authors/haley-florsheim/) and and Mirei Saneyoshi examine the systemic roots of the affordable housing crisis with guests Sofi Scotti (theflaw.org/?post_type=flaw_authors&p=4438&preview=true) , David Hernandez (theflaw.org/?post_type=flaw_authors&p=4429&preview=true) , and Steven Rome (theflaw.org/?post_type=flaw...
Corporatization of Drag - Part 2
Просмотров 462 месяца назад
In this two-part episode on the corporatization of drag, hosts, Sam Perri and Pragnya Vella, interview Grayce Burns (theflaw.org/flaw_authors/grayce-burns/) , a Harvard Law student, to discuss the rising popularity of drag as both a hobby and profession and as a form of both personal and political expression. In Part 1 Grayce explained how corporate control over drag queens is reshaping drag, u...
Corporatization of Drag - Part 1
Просмотров 222 месяца назад
In this two-part episode on the corporatization of drag, hosts, Sam Perri and Pragnya Vella, interview Grayce Burns (theflaw.org/flaw_authors/grayce-burns/) , a Harvard Law student, to discuss the rising popularity of drag as both a hobby and profession and as a form of both personal and political expression. In Part 1 Grayce explains how corporate control over drag queens is reshaping drag, un...
The Business of Boredom
Просмотров 2632 месяца назад
Summary: In this episode of [F]law School, hosts Jessenia Class (theflaw.org/flaw_authors/jessenia-class/) and Thy Luong explore the corporate construction and manipulation of boredom with special guest Nelson Reed (theflaw.org/flaw_authors/nelson-reed/) . They explore how companies have turned boredom into a profit center by pushing myths about why feeling bored is our fault and readily cured ...
Harvard Law School’s Public Interest Propaganda
Просмотров 943 месяца назад
Summary: In this episode of [F]law School, hosts Sam Perri and Reya Singh chat with author Frank Obermeyer (theflaw.org/flaw_authors/frank-obermeyer/) about his recent article, Harvard Law School’s Graduation Propaganda (theflaw.org/articles/harvard-law-schools-graduation-propaganda/) . Their conversation uncovers the numbers behind Harvard Law’s public interest rhetoric, explores some of the i...
Not Just a Game
Просмотров 423 месяца назад
Summary: In this episode of [F]law School, hosts Jessenia Class and Reya Singh speak with Harvard Law student Pantho Sayed about his article, titled “Not Just a Game (theflaw.org/articles/not-just-a-game/) ,” on the challenges within the video game industry. Sayed focuses on the intense pressure developers face due to the corporatization of game production. An avid gamer and writer, Sayed expla...
Representation = Taxation
Просмотров 434 месяца назад
Summary: In this episode of [F]law School, hosts Troy Brown and Thy Luong speak with Harvard Law student Brandon Martinez about his article, titled “Representation = Taxation (theflaw.org/articles/representation-taxation/) ,” on U.S. tax policy. In their conversation, Martinez explains how, since the post-World War II era, conservative movements have worked to dismantle progressive tax structur...
Flaw School: Episode 1 Jessenia Class - Suppression by Surveillance
Просмотров 564 месяца назад
Flaw School: Episode 1 Jessenia Class - Suppression by Surveillance
Captured Courts Panel: If the Courts Aren’t Going to Save Us, Then What?
Просмотров 2995 месяцев назад
Captured Courts Panel: If the Courts Aren’t Going to Save Us, Then What?
Plaintiff Lawyer Panel - Corporate Capture of Legal System Conference 2023
Просмотров 1468 месяцев назад
Plaintiff Lawyer Panel - Corporate Capture of Legal System Conference 2023
"Jones Day Made Trump" - 5-4 Podcast & David Enrich - Live at Harvard Law
Просмотров 972Год назад
"Jones Day Made Trump" - 5-4 Podcast & David Enrich - Live at Harvard Law
Amber Alert: Confirming, Contradicting, and Problematizing the Cultural Stories of Depp v. Heard
Просмотров 70Год назад
Amber Alert: Confirming, Contradicting, and Problematizing the Cultural Stories of Depp v. Heard
License to Burn: The PG&E Campfire and a Struggle for Accountability
Просмотров 43Год назад
License to Burn: The PG&E Campfire and a Struggle for Accountability
Off the Rails: the Story of the Albright Family
Просмотров 317Год назад
Off the Rails: the Story of the Albright Family
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Critical Race Theory is run by the Highest White (Men!) Who pay other Politicians in the Democratic Party ---,yes, into the very Biden White House in order to keep People of Color on the Farm for VOTES. They have created Paradise in D.C., Philadelphia, NY, Detroit, Portland, S.F., L.A, etc, But the White Men and Ladies only cut the checks for the little people who protest and pay and live in Democrat shithole apartments. They sure are not the White Privileged in the same sense as champagne Socialist, AOC, also called sexy butt Auntie Sandi. But she collects rents for the real White Supremacists at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. D.C.
Love this woman.
Love her 🥰 Thanks for this interview! 💖
Much respect for BJG. Thanks for this. Edit: Antitrust is truly byzantine. Be glad you didn't take it.
Really appreciate this conversation, and your all's work at SJP, all the more, situated at Harvard, neoliberalism's metropole.
I love this!
Cool interview. Briahna is very epic.
@1:26:14 "racial science...of course did not go away, and the legacy of this time is still with us." This is perhaps the most important thing Prof. Ahmed says, and yet she glosses over this assumption in barely a few seconds. Racial science has indeed gone away. Further, if you are going to posit legal theories on the basis of injustices from decades or centuries in the past, one will have to do more than retell history. It is essential to demonstrate a clear link between these wrongs of the past and the present. As presented, this is all far too weak and amorphous. Unrelatedly, the numerous sarcastic and snarky remarks about racists and their deeds in history are a cheap way of trying to garner moral authority. It gets chuckles but confers no moral authority. And it's in poor taste.
He saw the “deplorable” coming in 2013
Thank you --I love intelligent conversation.
All lives matter, ruclips.net/video/SL8f5iWrzN0/видео.html
Matt Segal is amazing!