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Patricia Williams

This person was born in 1951, graduated from Harvard Law School in 1975 and later went on to to teach at Dartmouth College, wrote a column for "The Nation", and became the James L. Dohr Professor of Law at Columbia Law School.

The Critical Legal Studies Movement

This was a school of thought that began in the 1970's.

American Blacks

This group of people were used as a way to defend the author's philosophy of law.

The Rich and Powerful

This group of people used the law to defend their interests against the demands of others.

Professional Blacks

This group of people were isolated from the community because of their careers.

Williams' Colleagues and Friends

This group of people were often mentioned without being named specifically.

Williams' Sister

This person was a source of inspiration and was a close friend.

Williams' Students

This group of people resisted emotional...

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