In my new essay forthcoming in the Stanford Law Review, Joe Schottenfeld and I examine what civil rights administration actually does.
Our argument: the collapse of administrative civil rights enforcement is not just political. It is a structural.
Civil Rights Administration:
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Civil rights enforcement is often imagined as the work of lawyers in court. But over the course of the twentieth century, the administrative state quietly emerg
