South Africa, apartheid, self-defense, international law, guerrilla attacks, illegitimate governments, United Nations, U.N. Charter, insurgents, illegal use of force
Thurgood Marshall, civil rights movement, Supreme Court, civil rights litigation, NAACP, separate but equal doctrine, jim crow laws, African Americans, racism, Charles Hamilton Houston, Margold Strategy, University of Maryland
South Africa, apartheid, racial discrimination, elections, National Party, racial segregation, F. W. de Klerk, African National Congress, Nelson Mandela
A. Leon Higginbotham Jr., In Memoriam, voting rights, attornies, lawyers, South Africa, mediators, authors, judges, Yale Law School, biography, expert witnesses, legal history
George W. Bush, Dick Cheney, Republican Party, Black vote, Charles Pickering, affirmative action, Bob Jones University, NAACP, Trent Lott, Strom Thurmond, Nelson Mandela, apartheid, 1964 Civil Rights Act, racial discrimination, southern strategy, John Kerry
Supreme Court, judiciary, justices, civil rights, racial discrimination, Judge A. Leon Higginbotham, constitutional interpretation, Sandra Day O'Connor, equal protection issues, judicial philosophy, Constitution of the United States
South Africa, apartheid, elections, racial segregation, F.W. de Klerk, Nelson Mandela, National Party, African National Congress, Freedom Charter of 1955, interim constitution,
William I. Gosnell, Thurgood Marshall, legal history, Charles Hamilton Houston, University of Maryland School of Law, desegregation, NAACP, equal protection, 14th Amendment
judges, biography, Yale Law School, Federal bench, National Bar Association, NAACP, civil rights, equal protection, racial equality, gender equality, Federal Trade Commission, religious toleration, protection of children, eradication of poverty
federal judges, federal courts, law schools, legal scholarship, legal biography, lawyers, attorneys, law professors, University of Michigan School of Law, Harvard Law School
higher education, racial diversity, admissions programs, student diversity, narrow tailoring, Regents of the University of Californai v. Bakke, University of Michigan, Grutter and Gratz
William I. Gosnell, Brown v. Board of Education, civil rights, racial segregation, schools, Thurgood Marshall, Charles Hamilton Houston, black lawyers, University of Maryland, Donald Murray, equal protection, legal history, NAACP
Judge A. Leon Higginbotham, racial discrimination, civil rights, NAACP, desegregation, public schools, employment discrimination, public accommodations, voting rights, racial equality,
A. Leon Higginbotham, judges, civil rights, equal opportunity, racial equality, sexual equality, federal bench, Federal Trade Commission, legal authors, social justice, U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, racial justice, law professors, Harvard University,
Supreme Court justices, Clarence Thomas, National Bar Association, speeches, conservatives, affirmative action, discrimination, civil rights, Plessy v. Ferguson, Brown v. Board of Education, jurisprudence, racial minorities, women
