May, 2022

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In May 2022, Racism.org had 20,152 users in 19,540 sessions and 30,212 page views. Users were from 159 countries. The Top Six Countries were the United States, the United Kingdom, China, Canada, Germany, and South Africa. I uploaded 94 articles that had 23609 hits. I updated the Coronavirus (Covid-19) Resources including 6 articles.

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This issue includes 94 articles  posted in the following categories:

• Bias and the Law
• Covid19 (Coronavirus)
• Criminal Justice
• Health Status and Health Care
• Immigration 
• Intersectionality (Disability, Gender, Religion, Sexual Orientation)       
• School-to-Prison Pipeline
•      Race and Racism, Generally
• Reparations

• American Indian or Alaskan Native
• Asian American or Pacific Islander
• Black or African American or DAEUS
• Hispanic or Latinx American
• White American

• Other Searchable Databases 

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American Indian or Alaskan Native

Articles

•  Communities as Caretakers: The Indian Child Welfare Act as an Antiracist Framework for All Child Welfare Cases
• Supporting Native American Communities During the Coronavirus Pandemic: Checkpoints, Tribal Sovereignty, and the Implications of Mcgirt V. Oklahoma

Databases

• Indian Boarding Schools, Indian Child Welfare Act and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)
• Sovereignty (Indian and Native Hawaiian) and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)
• American Indian, Racism and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)

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Asian Americans or Pacific Islanders including Native Hawaiians

Articles

•  Asian American-owned Banks Do Count: No Wrongful Jailing of Abacus Bank
  
• The “Divisive Concepts” Laws and Americans of Asian Descent
  
• Decitizenizing Asian Pacific American Women
  
• Addressing Gendered Trauma, Identity, and the Crime-to-deportation Pipeline among Southeast Asian Men
  
• Asian Americans, Racial Stereotypes, and Elite University Admissions
  
• The Overlooked Tragedy of the Pandemic: How Media Coverage of the Covid-19 Pandemic Has Led to an Increase in Anti-asian Bias and Xenophobia
• Native Hawaiians: The Forgotten in Legal Education

Databases

• Internment of Japanese Americans in Concentration Camps and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)
  
• Chinese Exclusion Laws, Racism and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)
  
• Asian Americans, Racism and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)
• Native Hawaiian, Racism and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)
• Sovereignty (Indian and Native Hawaiian) and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)

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Articles

•  Terrified by Technology: How Systemic Bias Distorts U.S. Legal and Regulatory Responses to Emerging Technology
  
• Structural Biases in Structural Constitutional Law
  
• Nudging Judges Away from Implicit Bias: Using Behavioral Science to Promote Racial Equity in Federal Sentencing

Databases

•  Bias and Racism in Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)
  

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Articles

•  Locked up and Locked down in the Land of the Free: A Look at the United States' Prisons and Covid-19's Disproportionate Effect on Black Americans' Right to Health
  
• The Perils of Urban Redevelopment for Black Business Districts
  
• The Myth of Abortion as Black Genocide: Reclaiming Our Reproductive Choice
  
• Resignation in Protest: Judge William Hastie's Uncompromising Battle Against Discriminatory Treatment of Blacks in the Armed Forces
  
• Of Bias and Exclusion: An Empirical Study of Diversity Jurisdiction, its Amount-in-controversy Requirement, and Black Alienation from U.S. Civil Courts
  
• Learning While Black: How “Zero Tolerance” Policies Disproportionately Affect Black Students
  
• It's Not Me; It's You: Big Law Has Been Failing its Black Associates
  
• Experimental Meets Intersectional: Visionary Black Feminist Pragmatism and Practicing Constitutional Democracy
  
• Empowering Black Wealth in the Shadow of the Tulsa Race Massacre
  
• De-gentrified Black Genius: Blockchain, Copyright, and the Disintermediation of Creativity
  
• Connections Between Black Wall Street and Oklahoma's All-black Towns
  
• Black Lives Matter: On Challenging the Soul of Legal Education
  
• Black Wall Street: Wealth and Lessons for Today
  
• Black Lawyers and Civil Rights: The NAACP's Legal Campaign Against Segregation
  
• Black Assets Matter
  
• “Black Lives Matter” and “The Blue Line” Clashed Across the United States in 2020, Raising a Necessary Question for the U.s. Supreme Court: Whether the Heck Doctrine Bars a Convict's Challenge for Equal Protection Claims of Racial-profiling
  
• Protect Black Girls
• Still Strangers in the Land: Achievement Barriers, Burdens, and Bridges Facing African American Students Within Predominately White Law Schools
  
• Suspending Prisoners' Social Security Benefits: Yet Another Blow to Financially Vulnerable African American and Hispanic Families
  
• Thieves in the Temple: The Scandal of Copyright Registration and African-American Artists
  
• Genocide: The Legal Extermination of the African-American's Economic Interests

Databases

• Black Americans, Racism and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)
• DAEUS During Legal Apartheid/ Jim Crow (1865 to 1963) (Searchable Database)
• #BlackLivesMatter and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)
• Enslaved Africans and Descendants Before 1865 (Searchable Database)
• Reparations for Descendants of Africans Enslaved in the United States and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)

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Coronavirus (Covid-19)

 Articles

• Protecting the Pandemic Essential Worker
  
• The Coronavirus as a Changemaker: Opportunities to Advance American Maternal Care in the Wake of the Pandemic
  
• Supporting Native American Communities During the Coronavirus Pandemic: Checkpoints, Tribal Sovereignty, and the Implications of Mcgirt V. Oklahoma
  
• Well, at Least They Tried: Deliberate Indifference as Prison Officials' Liability Scapegoat for Objectively Inhumane Prison Conditions During Covid-19

Databases

• Coronavirus (Covid-19), Race and Racism: U.S.A. Legal Documents (Searchable Database)
• Coronavirus (Covid-19), Race and Racism: U.S.A. News Articles (Searchable Database)

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Articles

•  Addressing Gendered Trauma, Identity, and the Crime-to-deportation Pipeline among Southeast Asian Men
  
• Forced Prison Labor: Punishment for a Crime?
  
• Criminalized Students, Reparations, and the Limits of Prospective Reform
• Addressing the Inevitability of Race in the Department of Justice's Enforcement of the Pattern-or-Practice Initiative
  
• Cops in Scrubs
  
• “Send Freedom House!”: A Study in Police Abolition
  
• Traumatic Justice
• The Racial Injustice and Political Process Failure of Prosecutorial Malapportionment
  
• Prosecutors, Ethics, and the Pursuit of Racial Justice

Databases

• Policing, Racism and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)
• School-to-Prison Pipeline and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)

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Articles

• Locked up and Locked down in the Land of the Free: A Look at the United States' Prisons and Covid-19's Disproportionate Effect on Black Americans' Right to Health
  
• Legal Epidemiology for Racial Health Equity
  
• The Mrs. B. Dilemma: How Can We Get Elderly People of Color More Access and Encouragement to Use Mental Health Services?
  
• The Maternal Healthcare Crisis: Expanding the Scope of Postpartum Care and Minimizing the Racial and Ethnic Gap
• Medical Error and Vulnerable Communities

Databases

• Racial Health Disparities and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database) 

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Hispanic or Latinx American

Articles

•  Suspending Prisoners' Social Security Benefits: Yet Another Blow to Financially Vulnerable African American and Hispanic Families
• Recalculating ESSA to Account for “Every Student:” The Need to Eliminate “Subtractive Schooling” Among Latino Boys and Fund Culturally Responsive Teaching
  
• The Pocketbook Next Time: From Civil Rights to Market Power in the Latinx Community
  
• Latinxs Reshaping Law & Policy in the U.S. South

Databases

• The Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, the US War Against Mexico, and Racism (Searchable Database)
• Latina(o), Racism and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)

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Immigration

Articles

•  Rights Retrenchment in Immigration Law

Databases

• Immigration, Racism and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)

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Intersectionality

Databases

• Men, Racism and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)
• Women, Racism and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)
• Islam, Islamophobia and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)

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School-to-Prison Pipeline

Articles

• Learning While Black: How “Zero Tolerance” Policies Disproportionately Affect Black Students
  
• The (Law) School to (Private) Prison Pipeline: Explaining Big Law's Race Problem
  
• Reevaluating School Policing

Databases

•  School-to-Prison Pipeline and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)

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Race and Racism, Generally

Articles

•   Nudging Judges Away from Implicit Bias: Using Behavioral Science to Promote Racial Equity in Federal Sentencing
  
• (Re)framing Race in Civil Rights Lawyering, Stony the Road: Reconstruction, White Supremacy, and the Rise of Jim Crow, by Henry Louis Gates, Jr., Penguin Press, 2019
  
• Racial Bias, Jury and The False Promise of Peña-Rodriguez
  
• Recalculating ESSA to Account for “Every Student:” The Need to Eliminate “Subtractive Schooling” Among Latino Boys and Fund Culturally Responsive Teaching
  
• Addressing the Inevitability of Race in the Department of Justice's Enforcement of the Pattern-or-Practice Initiative
  
• An Empirical Study of Gender and Race in Trademark Prosecution
  
• Choosing Death, Shaping Death: Assumptions about Disabilities, Race, and Death
  
• I Am Once Again Asking for Federal Student Loan Debt Reform: a Discussion on Federal Student Loan Debt and its Negative Effects on the Race Wealth Gap
  
• Were it Not for Tulsa: How the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre Influenced the Desegregation of the American Educational System
  
• “A Solemn Promise Kept”: The 1919 Elaine Race Riot and the Broadening of Habeas Corpus 100 Years Later
  
• Asian Americans, Racial Stereotypes, and Elite University Admissions
• Racial Borders
  
• The Racial Injustice and Political Process Failure of Prosecutorial Malapportionment
  
• The Supreme Court and Racial Progress
  
• Prosecutors, Ethics, and the Pursuit of Racial Justice
  
• Environmental Racism on Tucson's Southside: An Overview of the Tucson Superfund Site and a Call to Address New Chemical Contamination
  
• Communities as Caretakers: The Indian Child Welfare Act as an Antiracist Framework for All Child Welfare Cases
  
• Preemption & Gender & Racial (In)equity: Why State Tort Law Is Needed in the Cosmetic Context
  
• Legal Epidemiology for Racial Health Equity
  
• Reparations for Racial Wealth Disparities as Remedy for Social Contract Breach
  
• The Maternal Healthcare Crisis: Expanding the Scope of Postpartum Care and Minimizing the Racial and Ethnic Gap
  
• Connecting Race and Empire: What Critical Race Theory Offers Outside the U.s. Legal Context
  
• The Racism Is Permanent Thesis: Courageous Revelation or Unconscious Denial of Racial Genocide
  
• Juridical Intimidation from Greenwood Onward: Systemic Racism, Economic Terror, and A Call for Curative Court Reform
  
• Empowering Black Wealth in the Shadow of the Tulsa Race Massacre
  
• “Black Lives Matter” and “The Blue Line” Clashed Across the United States in 2020, Raising a Necessary Question for the U.s. Supreme Court: Whether the Heck Doctrine Bars a Convict's Challenge for Equal Protection Claims of Racial-profiling
  
• Anti-Discrimination Law and Systemic Racism: Challenges for the European Union (EU) and the Nordic Countries
  
• Whose Burden to Bear? Privilege, Lawbreaking and Race
  
• The Root and Branches of Structural School Racism in Missouri: a Story of Failure by Design and the Illusion and Hypocrisy of School Choice
  
• The (Law) School to (Private) Prison Pipeline: Explaining Big Law's Race Problem
  
• Race and Lawyering in the Legal Writing Classroom

Databases

• Critical Race Theory (Searchable Database)
  
• Racism, Anti-Racism and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)

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Reparations

Articles

•  Reparations for Racial Wealth Disparities as Remedy for Social Contract Breach
  
• Criminalized Students, Reparations, and the Limits of Prospective Reform

Databases

• Reparations for Descendants of Africans Enslaved in the United States and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)

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Articles

•  Still Strangers in the Land: Achievement Barriers, Burdens, and Bridges Facing African American Students Within Predominately White Law Schools
  
• The Law School as a White Space
  
• Mediation: Embedded Assumptions of Whiteness?
  
• Legally White, Effectively Othered: Recognizing and Investing in Arab American Communities
  
• (Re)framing Race in Civil Rights Lawyering, Stony the Road: Reconstruction, White Supremacy, and the Rise of Jim Crow, by Henry Louis Gates, Jr., Penguin Press, 2019

Databases

• Whiteness and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)

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Databases 

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• Bias and Racism in Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)
  
• Birthright Citizenship, Race and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)
  
• Chinese Exclusion Laws, Racism and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)
  
• Coronavirus (Covid-19), Race and Racism: U.S.A. Legal Documents (Searchable Database)
  
• Coronavirus (Covid-19), Race and Racism: U.S.A. News Articles (Searchable Database)
  
• Critical Race Theory (Searchable Database)
  
• DAEUS During Legal Apartheid/ Jim Crow (1865 to 1963) (Searchable Database)
  
• Drugs, Alcohol and Tobacco, Racism and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)
  
• Employment, Racism and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)
  
• Enslaved Africans and Descendants Before 1865 (Searchable Database)
  
• Environmental Justice, Racism and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)
  
• Housing, Racism and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)
  
• Immigration, Racism and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)
  
• Indian Boarding Schools, Indian Child Welfare Act and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)
  
• International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discimination (CERD) (Searchable Database)
  
• Internment of Japanese Americans in Concentration Camps and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)
  
• Islam, Islamophobia and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)
  
• Latina(o), Racism and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)
  
• Mass Incarceration and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)
  
• Men, Racism and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)
  
• Native Hawaiian, Racism and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)
  
• Policing, Racism and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)
  
• Racial Health Disparities and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)
  
• Racism, Anti-Racism and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)
  
• Reparations for Descendants of Africans Enslaved in the United States and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)
  
• School-to-Prison Pipeline and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)
  
• Sovereignty (Indian and Native Hawaiian) and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)
  
• The Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, the US War Against Mexico, and Racism (Searchable Database)
  
• Violence, Racism and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)
  
• Wealth, Bankruptcy and Taxation (Search Database)
  
• Whiteness and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)
  
• Women, Racism and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)
  
• Black Americans, Racism and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)
  
• Asian Americans, Racism and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)
  
• American Indian, Racism and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)
  
• #BlackLivesMatter and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)

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