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Dellinger says the Court took the “easy” – and correct – path in deciding cases that extend employment discrimination protection to gay, lesbian, and transgender workers.

In the face of unequal application of justice, the professors conclude they must urge students to harness their outrage and energy to demand better policies and challenge unjust laws.

He tells Raleigh topical news show Capital Tonight, "This is a problem that's been burning in its urgency for years."

Wherever Jane Wettach saw need she stepped up, impacting the lives of countless children and parents in North Carolina and setting an example for generations of Duke Law graduates.

Benjamin believes the Trump Administration's expansionist approach is an attempt to stifle embarrassing facts while the president is in office and cannot be punished by voters.

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The retired Air Force veteran says continuing to commemorate Civil War figures sends the wrong message and contributes to hurt and division.

Coleman, a senior fellow at The Kenan Institute for Ethics, wrote about the need for relevant scholarship and engagement in turbulent times: "I am stopped in my tracks by the enormity and emotion of it all."