The Future in Critical Race Theory1

IF 0.1 4区社会学 Q4 CULTURAL STUDIES

Parallax Pub Date : 2021-10-02 DOI:10.1080/13534645.2022.2073695

Adam Sitze

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Abstract

Speaking in April 2016, legal scholar Adrien K. Wing raised a series of questions that today seem to belong to an entirely different world. Is the body of legal scholarship known as ‘Critical Race Theory,’ she asked, a mere frill in the law school curriculum, given that no institutions designate it as a degree requirement and no states specify it as a topic on their bar exams? Is it, in other words, ‘already dead’ and ‘of merely historic interest’? Or, despite its clear marginality to the institutions and profession of American law, she wondered, might it nevertheless have a future anyway?

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批判种族理论的未来

法律学者Adrien K.Wing在2016年4月的演讲中提出了一系列问题，这些问题今天似乎属于一个完全不同的世界。她问道，鉴于没有任何机构将其指定为学位要求，也没有任何州将其列为律师考试的主题，被称为“批判性种族理论”的法律学术体系是否只是法学院课程中的一个装饰？换言之，它是“已经死了”还是“仅仅具有历史意义”？或者，尽管它在美国法律机构和专业中明显处于边缘地位，但她想知道，它无论如何都会有未来吗？

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