The Popular Media Series present works of Washington College of Law faculty and staff that have appeared in the popular media, e.g., articles and letters to the editor printed in newspapers and magazines, television and radio interviews, etc..
Submissions from 2020
NFL's Coaching Diversity Problem, N. Jeremi Duru
Oregon Law on Hiring Minority College Coaches Works, So Why Isn’t It Used Elsewhere?, N. Jeremi Duru
Radio Interview with National Public Radio’s All Things Considered Regarding Dearth of African-American Head Coaches in the NFL, N. Jeremi Duru
Roger Goodell’s Response Signals Major Shift in NFL; Now Comes the Hard Part, N. Jeremi Duru
Ron Rivera has Opportunity to Lead Like Never Before, N. Jeremi Duru
Rooney Rule: Does scheme to increase BAME coaching representation actually work?, N. Jeremi Duru
She Knows Pro Football Episode 46, N. Jeremi Duru
Television interview, Frederick D. Pollard: A Forgotten Man – regarding equal coaching opportunity in the National Football League, N. Jeremi Duru
Television Interview Regarding Dearth of African-American Head Coaches in the NFL, N. Jeremi Duru
The NFL enhanced its Rooney Rule. But will league enforce it, particularly in case of the Washington Football Team?, N. Jeremi Duru
Will Rooney Rule revamp work? Onus is on NFL to Snuff Out Sham Interviews and Team Owners to Get Serious, N. Jeremi Duru
NFL: Fritz Pollard's pioneering role in American football history, N. Jeremi Duru and Ben Collins
Rooney Rule Revisited During Panel Discussion, N. Jeremi Duru and Lois Elfman
In Washington, Ron Rivera has opportunity to lead like never before, N. Jeremi Duru and Jason Reid
How MLS can strengthen its already-existing diversity hiring initiative, N. Jeremi Duru and Samantha Stejskal
Eviscerating Access to Abortion Care Under Roe v. Wade, Maya Manian
Immigration Detention and Coerced Sterilization: History Tragically Repeats Itself, Maya Manian
Reproductive Justice Under Assault at the Supreme Court, Maya Manian
Will the Supreme Court Treat Birth Control as Essential Health Care?, Maya Manian
Will Trump-Appointed Justices Strike Down the Affordable Care Act?, Maya Manian
Despite who wins, here's what we have already lost, Ezra Rosser
An American History of Separating Families, Anita Sinha
Weinstein Verdict Signals Cultural Shift on Sexual Assault, Brenda V. Smith and Laura Kusisto
Monetizing fear? The future of anti-rape technology—and its decade of failure, Brenda V. Smith and Jess McHugh
Sex abuse at N.J. women’s prison ‘an open secret,’ DOJ report says, Brenda V. Smith and Nicholas Pugliese
Legal Scholars Foresee Major Shift on High Court, Brenda V. Smith and William Roberts
Responding to the Pandemic, Lisa Sonia Taylor
Submissions from 2019
Dr. Valeska Geldres-Weiss: "Women, Empowerment and Leadership in Chile"--Presentation at the 4th People of Color Scholarship Conference, Padideh Ala'i
Driverless Finance, Hilary Allen
Ipse Dixit Podcast: Hilary Allen on Driverless Finance, Hilary Allen
Regulating the Development of Driverless Finance, Hilary Allen
AAI Interview With Antitrust Expert Jonathan Baker – A Preview of His Forthcoming Book: The Antitrust Paradigm, Jonathan Baker
Competitive Edge: Revitalizing U.S. antitrust enforcement is not simply a contest between Brandeis and Bork—look first to Thurman Arnold, Jonathan Baker
Interview with Jennifer Daskal: Former Justice Department Lawyer Examines Roger Stone Indictment, Jennifer Daskal and Mary Louise Kelly
Angry Sports Fans Told Once Again: Don't Cry to Courts, N. Jeremi Duru
John Wooten: A forgotten activist and hero, N. Jeremi Duru
Kevin Warren Is Blazing a New Trail as Big Ten Commissioner, N. Jeremi Duru
New Study: Minority Coaches Still Fare Worse During NFL Hiring Process, N. Jeremi Duru
NFL to Discuss Plan to Increase Minority Coaching Candidates on Offense, N. Jeremi Duru
No hands…and No Heads: An argument to end heading in soccer at all levels, N. Jeremi Duru
Para Professor de Direito, Falta de Técnicos Negros na NFL é Racismo Sistêmico, N. Jeremi Duru
The NFL Has Fired Almost All of Its Black Coaches, N. Jeremi Duru
The 14th Annual Johnnie L. Cochran Jr. Salute To Excellence Awards, N. Jeremi Duru, John Hanson, Roger Goodell, Michael Bidwell, Will McClay, Khai Harley, Ed Goines, and Ted Crews
Justice John Paul Stevens And The Slow Evolution Of The Law, Amanda Leiter
Affordable Housing and the OZ Policy, Brandon Weiss
'Today Kansas City Made History’: City Council Adopts Tenant Bill of Rights, Brandon Weiss and Allison Kite
Submissions from 2018
Market Power or Just Scale Economies?, Jonathan Baker
DOES THE INTERNET REQUIRE US TO RETHINK FREE SPEECH?, Jennifer Daskal
U.S. Drone-Strike Policy Threatens to Backfire as Nations Acquire Technology, Jennifer C. Daskal and Ben Wolfgang
Interview on MSNBC: Wehner: Kavanaugh is Extremely Smart, the "Anthesis" of Trump, Jennifer Daskal and MSNBC
How Criminal Justice Reformers Should Confront Justice Kennedy's Retirement, Angela J. Davis
The Writers Speak: "Policing the Black Man", Angela J. Davis
Football, the Anthem and Taking a Knee: One all-black high school team takes a stand, N. Jeremi Duru
How Much Will Sports Leagues Make from Legal Betting?, N. Jeremi Duru
Proceedings Start in Colin Kaepernick's Right-to-Work Suit this Week, N. Jeremi Duru
Sends a 'vile' message to victims: Critics react to Redskins claiming Reuben Foster, N. Jeremi Duru
Some Current and Former Terrapins Stand by Durkin, N. Jeremi Duru
Prospect of More Denaturalizations Worries Immigrant Advocates, Amanda Frost and Aline Barros
Quote in: Tax Code’s Drug Trafficking Provision Seen As Out Of Touch, Benjamin Leff
Democratic attorneys general compete to churn out lawsuits against Trump’s agenda, Jeffrey Lubbers
Donald Trump's Agenda Faces Resistance from Democrat Attorneys General, Jeffrey Lubbers and Alex Swoyer
Police Are Seeking More Digital Evidence From Tech Companies, Naomi Nix and Jennifer C. Daskal
Internationally Renowned Scholar to Speak on Human Rights, Diane Orentlicher
They Ask to Investigate Sexual Violence in a Salvadoran Massacre As a War Crime, Susana L. SaCouto and Efe Agency
El Mozote, Key to Judging Sexual Violence, Susana L. SaCouto and San Salvador
The forgotten voices of #metoo: Prison rape in America - perpetrated by both inmates and staff - remains pervasive and under-reported 15 years after the passage of a law intended to end crisis, Brenda V. Smith and Valerie Bauman
Women in Prison Take Home Economics, While Men Take Carpentry, Brenda V. Smith and Adam Harris
There’s A Line Between Justice And Vengeance. Larry Nassar’s Judge Crossed It., Brenda V. Smith and Melissa Jeltsen
In Kentucky, A 'Culture Of Indifference' To Sexual Harassment In Prisons, Brenda V. Smith and Eleanor Klibanoff
How Sen. Elizabeth Warren is courting black voters and their leaders as her expected 2020 presidential announcement nears, Brenda V. Smith and Annie Linskey
Inmate Tells Her Story of Sexual Abuse by San Joaquin Deputy, Brenda V. Smith, Vicky Nguyen, Sandra Cervantes, Robert Campos, and Mark Villarreal
Police in many states could legally have sex with a person in custody — until a N.Y. rape allegation, Brenda V. Smith and Deanna Paul
Inmates and officers say N.J. failed to stop sex abuse behind bars, Brenda V. Smith and S.P. Sullivan
#MeToo Behind Bars: How Federal Investigators Are Ignoring Prison Sexual Assaults They Are Hired To Report, Brenda V. Smith and Lauren Lee White
Kansas City Should Consider a Broad, Inclusionary Housing Policy, Brandon Weiss
2018 Robert F. Drinan Award for Distinguished Service Honoring Stephen J. Wermiel, Stephen Wermiel
Brett Kavanaugh's Nomination Process Reflects the Bitter Partisanship of the Age, Stephen Wermiel and David Shribman
Submissions from 2017
Only 5 percent of Senate staffers are black. Congress needs the ‘Rooney Rule.’
Fair Use Events in France: A Recap, College Art Association and Peter Jaszi
The Exercise of Market Power Probably Contributes to Economy-Wide Inequality, Jonathan Baker
Is There a Case to be Made for Political Antitrust?, Jonathan Baker, Guy Rolnik, Maurice Stucke, Zephyr Teachout, and Luigi Zingales
THE COPYKAT, Ben Challis and Sean Flynn
Mother, Wife, Slave Lola and the Universality of Women's Exploitation, Janie A. Chuang and Sarah Jeong
Trump Demanded 'Loyalty' and Asked for an End to the Flynn Investigation, Comey will Testify, David S. Cloud, Joseph Tanfani, and Jennifer C. Daskal
Could Congress stop Trump from bombing North Korea?, Jennifer Daskal
Did Trump Engage in the Obstruction of Justice? The Special Reasons for a Special Prosecutor, Jennifer Daskal
DOJ warrant of Trump resistance site triggers alarm [The Hill], Jennifer Daskal
There's No Good Decision in the Next Big Data Privacy Case, Jennifer Daskal
White House Boosts Military Cyber Operations, Jennifer C. Daskal and Leign Cuen
The Unraveling of Canada's Legal Justification for Force in Syria? The Trouble with "Unwilling and Unable", Jennifer C. Daskal and Craig Forcese
Why Google is Losing the Battle Over Foreign-Stored Data, Jennifer C. Daskal and Ben Hancock
North Carolina Citizens’ Group Launches Investigation of CIA’s Bush-Era Rendition and Torture Program – OpEd, Jennifer C. Daskal and Andy Worthington
Policing the Black Man: A Conversation with Angela J. Davis and Sherrilyn Ifill, Angela J. Davis
Bookworms Preparing for Wisconsin Book Festival, 15th Anniversary Edition, Angela J. Davis and Samara Kalk Derby
Opinion: How Policing Black Boys Leads to the Conditioning of Black Men, Angela J. Davis and Kristin Henning
Three New Books Discuss How to Confront and Reform Racist Policing, Angela J. Davis and Elizabeth Hinton
Discussing the First Amendment’s role in the NFL player protests, N. Jeremi Duru
New research finds BAME coaches underrepresented in professional football, N. Jeremi Duru