Vol. 52, No. 5, June 2019

Symposium — Bakke at 40: Diversity, Difference and Doctrine

Foreword: Bakke at 40: The Past, Present, and Future of Affirmative Action 

Kevin R. Johnson - UC Davis School of Law - 2239

Bakke at 40: Transcript of Lunchtime Discussion 

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We Will Turn Back?: On Why Regents of the University of California v. Bakke Makes the Case for Adopting More Radically Race-Conscious Admissions Policies 

Mario L. Barnes - University of Washington School of Law - 2265

Affirmative Action and Social Discord: Why Is Race More Controversial than Sex? 

Katharine T. Bartlett - Duke University School of Law - 2305

Systematic Prevention of a Serial Problem: Sexual Harassment and Bridging Core Concepts of Bakke in the #MeToo Era 

Nancy Chi Cantalupo & William C. Kidder - Barry University Dwayne O. Andreas School of Law & both UC Santa Cruz and UCLA - 2349

Affirmative Action Assumptions 

Meera E. Deo - UC Davis School of Law - 2407

A Prison of the Imagination: Higher Education in Bakke 

Jonathan D. Glater - UC Irvine School of Law - 2451

Racial Indirection 

Yuvraj Joshi - Yale Law School - 2495

Bakke’s Lasting Legacy: Redefining the Landscape of Equality and Liberty in Civil Rights Law 

Rachel F. Moran - UCLA School of Law - 2569

Bakke at 40: How Diversity Matters in the Employment Context 

Brent K. Nakamura & Lauren B. Edelman - Boies Schiller Flexner LLP & UC Berkeley School of Law - 2627