News

Check out our latest Annual Review, which highlights our programming on reproductive justice and environmental justice, Dorothy Roberts' Farenthold lecture, and student research and fieldwork.

"The Interdependence of Family, State, and Market: Childcare in the Shifting Landscape of the COVID-19 Pandemic," expands upon the research team's summer 2020 findings and report.

Congratulations to Spring 2023 Rapoport Center undergraduate interns, Lesly and Jeremiah!

We are pleased to publish Emma Brush's paper, "Plain Reading the Constitution: Frederick Douglass, Textualism, and the Pursuit of Racial Justice."

A statement on the Mission, Texas Police Department’s decision to investigate the report of a discovery of fetal remains.

We are pleased to publish Arti Gupta's paper, "The Unhappy Marriage of ‘Queerness’ and ‘Culture’: The Present Implications of Fixating on the Past."

Check out our latest Annual Review, which highlights the celebration of Sissy Farenthold's life, the Farenthold lecture delivered by Arundhati Roy, our webinar on post-Roe strategies, and much more!

We write to express our own sense of grievance and injustice, anguish and anger over today’s Supreme Court ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, which overturns Roe v. Wade.

Michael Hiestand provides a critical race perspective, through a comparative analysis in New Jersey and Alabama, to emerging literature on the uptake rate of expungement policies.