Rhonda Magee

Professor Magee's SSRN Author Page

Articles

"Competing Narratives, Competing Jurisprudences: Are Law Schools Racist? And the Case for an Integral Critical Approach to Thinking, Talking, Writing, and Teaching About Race," University of San Francisco Law Review (2009).

"Toward an Integral Critical Approach to Thinking, Talking, Writing and Teaching About Race," 42 University of San Francisco Law Review 259 (2008).

"Legal Education and the Formation of Professional Identity: A Critical Spirituo-Humanistic – 'Humanity Consciousness' – Perspective," 31 New York University Review of Law and Social Change 467 (2007). [SSRN]

"Inviting New Worlds, Turning to New Voices: A Post-9/11 Meditation on 'Where Do We Go From Here?,'" 3 Seattle Journal for Social Justice 587 (2005). [SSRN]

"Racial Suffering as Human Suffering: An Existentially-Grounded Humanity Consciousness as a Guide to a Fourteenth Amendment Reborn," 13 Temple Political & Civil Rights Law Review 891 (2004).

"Affirmative Action after Grutter: Reflections on a Tortured Death, Imagining a Humanity-Affirming Reincarnation," 63 Louisiana Law Review 705 (2003). [SSRN]

"The Third Reconstruction: An Alternative to Race Consciousness and Colorblindness in Post-Slavery America," 54 Alabama Law Review 483 (2003). [SSRN]

"The Justice of Parental Accountability: Hypothetical Disinterested Citizens and Real Victims’ Voices in the Debate over Expanded Parental Liability," 75 Temple Law Review 375 (2002). [SSRN]

Presentations

"Chattel Slavery as Immigration," 14th Annual LatCrit Conference "Outsiders Inside: Critical Outsider Theory and Praxis in the Policymaking of the New American Regime" at American University-Washington College of Law, Washington, D.C. (October 3, 2009).

Member of Panel, The Meaning of Immigrant Worker — Drawing Parallels Between Chattel Slavery and U.S. Immigration Policy. University of San Francisco Law Review Symposium The Evolving Definition of the Immigrant Worker: The Intersection Between Employment, Labor and Human Rights Law. February 27, 2009.

"On Celebration, Contemplation and Community," City of San Francisco Public Utilities Commission and Municipal Transportation Authority Luncheon (February 2009).

"'What is Black History?' A Presentation on Behalf of the African American Historical and Cultural Society in Honor of Black History Month," delivered at San Francisco City Hall, February 2, 2007. [SSRN]