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Cardozo Law Review

Abstract

Approximately twenty-five years ago, a group of thoughtful scholars, under the tutelage of Stanley Katz and Owen Fiss, met at the University of Chicago to discuss slavery law. Stanley Katz has previously noted that the conference generated extraordinary academic inquiries, as well as many books and articles. In this Article, I will describe briefly the intellectual journey I have traveled which was, in no small part, shaped by the conference and the interrelationships I have had since then, with so many scholars, as we have tried to get better insights into the interrelated issues of bondage, freedom, and the Constitution.

Keywords

Jurisprudence, Slavery, Race and Ethnicity Issues, Civil Rights

Disciplines

Civil Rights and Discrimination | Jurisprudence | Law | Law and Race

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