The FIU Law Review has published (here) a Symposium Issues on “The COVID Care Crisis and its Implications for Legal Academia.”
Here is the table of contents:
The COVID Care Crisis and its Implications for Legal Academia, Cyra Akila Choudhury
“Blood, Sweat, Tears:” A Muslim Woman Law Professor’s View on Degenerative Racism, Misogyny, and (Internal) Islamophobia from Preeclampsia and Presumed Incompetent to Pandemic Tenure, Nadia B. AhmadThe Center Cannot Hold: Zoom as a Potemkin Village, Hadar Aviram
Stereotypes, Sexism, and Superhuman Faculty, Teneille R. Brown
The Foundational Care Crisis, Stephanie M. H. Moore
The Need for Social Support from Law Schools During the Era of Social Distancing, Michele Okoh, Ines Ndonko Nnoko
Crisis, Rupture and Structural Change: Re–imagining Global Learning Engagement While Staying in Place During the COVID–19 Pandemic, Shruti Rana, Hamid Ekbia
Everything I Know About Teaching Was Reinforced by Auditing Remote Kindergarten, Allie Robbins
Archiving The Pandemic: What it Has Meant To Chronicle What We Wish To Forget, Katyayani Suhrud
So many of these essays will resonate with many of the readers of this blog!
