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A lecture delivered by Jean-Luc Marion (Institut Catholique de Paris, University of Chicago) on January 16, 2019 at the University of Chicago.

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$Race and Justice in America A webinar conversation with Professors Brandon Vaidyanathan (Catholic University of America), Herschella Conyers (University of Chicago Law School), and Darren Davis (University of Notre Dame), moderated by Cook County Judge Thomas More Donnelly National conversation about racial bias in law enforcement has become increasingly polarized over the last year. Some deny the existence of any widespread discrimination, while others see systemic racism as an inextricable part of American criminal justice, and call for defunding or even abolishing police forces. Professor Brandon Vaidyanathan says that racial bias in the criminal justice system is more complicated. A number of factors, including personal prejudice, laws and policies with racist origins, and broader cultural disparities that reflect the history of American racial discrimination, all contribute to a system that is neither irredeemably racist nor free from racial bias. Recognizing this complex interplay of problems, says Vaidyanathan, can help us move toward solutions. Join our panelists Brandon Vaidyanathan, Herschella Conyers, and Darren Davis for a conversation on race in contemporary American criminal justice and how we might find a path to equality in a fractured nation. This event is part of the Lumen Christi Institutes Catholic Criminal Justice Reform Network, and is cosponsored by the Institute for Human Ecology. More info here: https://www.lumenchristi.org/event/2021/06/race-justice$

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