Law School Survival Series: Prestige Fatigue
Sunday, October 6, 2019
There's nothing new I can say about our culture's obsession with prestige when it comes to education. The recent admissions scandal, the case against Harvard's admissions process, the decades-long squabbling over affirmative action--people are nuts about prestige. And I am sick of it.
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application
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law
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law school
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law school rankings
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law school survival series
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LSAT
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mental health
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prestige
Tuesday, October 1, 2019
Once you start to study The Law, if you have any basic deductive reasoning skills, you become quickly horrified when you see how deeply racism (and sexism, homophobia, transphobia...) is baked into the very fabric of our society through the laws and court decisions that have come down since our slave-owning forefathers wrote slavery into the Constitution. It's like getting an inside view, the sausage factory of racism, how the meat is made. An intro on racist-as-hell court decisions and laws is a blog post for another day, because today I'd like to talk to you about why copyright law, specifically, is racist as hell.
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copyright
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entertainment
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infringement
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law
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music
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pop culture
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pro se
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racism
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