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Legal Education
Vol. 49, Issue 1, 2021April 09, 2021 EDT

The New Taboo: Quoting Epithets in the Classroom and Beyond

Randall Kennedy, J.D., Eugene Volokh, J.D.,
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Capital University Law Review
Randall Kennedy & Eugene Volokh, The New Taboo: Quoting Epithets in the Classroom and Beyond, 49 Capital University Law Review 1 (2021).
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