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Works of Justice 109 - Gloria J. Browne-Marshall
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Among the many notes of wisdom in this conversation with our Prison and Justice Writing Program Manager, Robbie Pollock, Gloria J. Browne-Marshall contextualizes the history of systematic murder of Black Americans at the hands of the law, and a offers a holistic and inciting call to action around reconciling white privilege and being in right allyship with Black Americans in this critical moment and beyond. Gloria is a valuable member of our Prison Writing Committee who holds an extensive biography that includes award-winning civil rights attorney, highly regarded author of numerous books, articles and plays, a sought after legal commentator , and Professor of Constitutional Law at John Jay College of Criminal Justice (CUNY).
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Among the many notes of wisdom in this conversation with our Prison and Justice Writing Program Manager, Robbie Pollock, Gloria J. Browne-Marshall contextualizes the history of systematic murder of Black Americans at the hands of the law, and a offers a holistic and inciting call to action around reconciling white privilege and being in right allyship with Black Americans in this critical moment and beyond. Gloria is a valuable member of our Prison Writing Committee who holds an extensive biography that includes award-winning civil rights attorney, highly regarded author of numerous books, articles and plays, a sought after legal commentator , and Professor of Constitutional Law at John Jay College of Criminal Justice (CUNY).
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