Current Issue

Racial and Ethnic Justice

Volume 25 (Spring 2009)

BEYOND THE FINAL FRONTIER: A “POST-RACIAL” AMERICA?
ANNIVERSARY FOREWORDS: THE ROLE OF THE JOURNAL, THEN AND NOW
v	Letter from the Editor in Chief Jay Adejumoke-Jagun Osha
1	From Dred Scott to Barack Obama: The Ebb and Flow of Race Jurisprudence Charles J. Ogletree, Jr
41	Beyond Colorblindness: Neo-Racialism and the Future of Race and Law Scholarship Ralph Richard Banks
THE OBLIGATIONS OF LAWYERS, THE LEGISLATURE, AND THE COURT
57	Science Fictions and Racial Fables: Navigating the Final Frontier of Genetic Interpretation Christian B. Sundquist
95	Sex, Drugs, and . . . Race-to-Castrate: A Black Box Warning of Chemical Castration’s Potential Racial Side Effects Marques P. Richeson
133	Ready, Aim, Fire? District of Columbia v. Heller and Communities of Color Michael B. de Leeuw, Dale E. Ho, Jennifer K. Kim, and Daniel S. Kotler
THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF CITIZENS
181	From the Ivory Tower to the Glass House: Access to “De- Identified” Public University Admission Records to Study Affirmative Action Richard J. Peltz
199	Racist Robert Steinbuch
229	Historic Injustice, Group Membership and Harm to Individuals: Defending Claims for Historic Justice from the Non-Identity Problem Ori J. Herstein

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