- Center for Constitutional Rights
- Colorlines
- Counterpunch
- Critical Race Theory Resource Guide
- Critical Resistance
- Democracy Now!
- National Lawyers Guild
- Northwest Immigrant Rights Project
- Northwest Justice Project
- Northwest Women's Law Center
- Seattle Civil Rights and Labor History Project
- Unbound: Harvard Journal of the Legal Left
- Understanding Race: An Encyclopedia of Critical Race Studies
- Zmag
Issue #1, Jan 2009
The Hurricane Katrina Debacle: Viewing the U.S. Government's Response Through an International Lens
The chaos which unfolded during and after Hurricane Katrina was not simply a horrific display of federal mismanagement, but a clear contravention of the tenets of three distinct bodies of international law. Continued...
Speak No Evil
A historical sketch of Asian Americans, Blacks, Whites, and the terrain of ethnicized normativity. Continued...
A History of Washington State's Protection Against Disability Discrimination and The Judicial Activism That Attempted to Undermine It
In McClarty v. Totem Electric, the Washington Supreme Court threw out the state's established "disability" definition for employment discrimination cases and replaced it with the comparatively anemic federal definition found in the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Continued...
No Reason for The Reasonable Person: Feminist Lessons from the Fourth Amendment
An attempt to flesh out the invisible biases that underlie the facially objective and neutral legal standards of search and seizure law, such as the reasonable person standard - the focus of this article. Continued...
2008 Disorient