Sessions Information

  • January 6, 2022
    11:00 am - 12:15 pm
    Session Type: AALS Open Source Programs
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    Have you interacted with someone of a different race, gender, or other identity, and felt that you seemed to be talking past each other? Professor Robinson’s article, Perceptual Segregation, demonstrated that Whites and Blacks are predisposed to disagree about racial discrimination because they have different incentives and information about race and racism. Professor Emens has identified the divide between “inside” and “outside” perspectives on disability. Robinson and Emens have begun to think together about what they call “emotional segregation” as a barrier to equality. They will explore these ideas in conversation with Professors Gulika Reddy and Joshua Sealy-Harrington.
Session Speakers
Columbia Law School
Speaker

Columbia Law School
Moderator and Speaker

University of California, Berkeley School of Law
Speaker

Lincoln Alexander School of Law at Toronto Metropolitan University
Speaker

Session Fees
  • AALS Open Source Program - Emotional and Perceptual Segregation: The Perils and Promise of Talking Across Identity Lines Today: $0.00