Constitution Café — My Daily Constitution
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My Daily Constitution - Scripps College Series 
September 3rd - October 8th 2009
As part of the exhibition “Secrets in a Democracy”, Curated by T. Kim-Trang Tran
The Ruth Chandler Williamson Gallery, Scripps College, Claremont, CA

Constitution Cafés:
9.3
"The War Powers Clause (Article 1, Section 8, Clause 11) and the U.S. Constitution Today"
Led by Allan Ides, Professor, Loyola Law School 

9.10
"Do U.S. Constitutional Rights Extend to Non Citizens?"
Led by Jeffrey Kaye, correspondent, NewsHour with Jim Lehrer,  author, "Moving Millions: How Coyote Capitalism Fuels Global Immigration"

9.24
"The Color-blind Constitution"
Led by Mark Golub,  Assistant Professor, Department of Politics and International Relations, chair, Scripps College Legal Studies Program. 

10.1
"Liberty, Equality, and LGBT Rights"
Led by Kim Pearson, Williams Institute Law Fellow, UCLA School of Law

10.8
"Whose First Amendment?: Reclaiming the Public Interest in Our Media"
Led by Jessica Levinson, Director of Political Reform. Center for Governmental Studies 
  • Home
  • Origins
  • Constitution Cafes By Date
    • Los Angeles 2016
    • Neshaminy High School 2014
    • Torrance Art Museum 2013
    • Dayton 2012
    • Scripps College 2009
    • CUNY 2008
    • 18th Street Art Center 2007
    • Indianapolis 2006
    • Los Angeles 2005
    • RNC 2004
    • Seattle 2003
    • Cincinnati 2003
    • NYC 2003
    • LACE 2002
  • Cafes by Topic