Articles tagged with: Persuasions
The Illusion of Safety
by Harry Hudesman
Like many other outsiders, members of the law school community move to the Foggy Bottom neighborhood of Washington D.C. not just for its proximity to the beautiful George Washington University but because of the desire for safety. Unfortunately, …
The Last Acceptable Prejudice
by David Keithly
I know what you’re thinking – political correctness has taken all the fun out of bigotry. Before this whole “PC” movement, one of the best things about being American was that you could always find someone to look …
Bigger Problems Than the Death Penalty by Robert Stephens
The Troy Davis case has become the most recent poster-child for anti-death penalty advocates. Troy Davis, a Black man, was executed on Wednesday for the 1989 killing of Mark MacPhail, a White off-duty police officer. At his trial, Davis was …
