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Terry A. Scott
AFRAM 437
Seattle Campus
Historical continuity for changing relationship between American jurisprudence and Black Americans, 1640-1986. Statutory and case law which determined role of Blacks in American society, and use of law by Blacks to gain civil and personal rights.
Class description
Explores the historical relationship between American jurisprudence and Black Americans, from the colonial period to the late 1900s. Identifies statutory law, case law and de facto standards which determined the role of Blacks in American society. Examines the use of law by Blacks to gain civil and personal rights.
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