Since the 1980s, there has been an expansion of federal, state, and local law authorizing eviction for criminal activity. This growing body of carceral housing law fostered a system of tenant screening, monitoring, and marking that replicates the harms of
The Problem of Corporate Political Spending on the Governors Associations
In this paper, I explore the ways in which judicial narratives of corporate law have been employed to advance religious freedom protections at the expense of antidiscrimination frameworks.
Corporate power and corporate law are core underlying causes of both environmental degredation and environmental injustice. This paper investigates how corporate law encourages corporations to pursue shareholder profit, no matter the cost to people or the planet. Relying on profit
Standardized tests are an element of higher education applications that need to be scrutinized more closely. This paper seeks to break down the correlation between how well one does on a corporate administered standardized test and merit. This paper argues
Charter schools were introduced in the United States in the early 1990s as a solution to declining education outcomes. While the jury is still out on whether charter schools truly improve education outcomes, this paper examines the core values charter