One of Elizabeth Warren's Harvard Law Students Explains Why Her Native-American Gambit Matters
October 18, 2018 · Web Only, Politics, Elizabeth Warren
You have to understand the climate at Harvard at the time.
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Jennifer Braceras
4 articles 2001–2018
Jennifer Braceras is a lawyer and conservative commentator who writes about legal affairs, civil rights policy, and higher education. She contributed pieces to The Weekly Standard between 2001 and 2018, covering topics including the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, election law controversies, and Elizabeth Warren's academic career. She has also been affiliated with the Independent Women's Forum.
The Florida Travesty, cont.
June 18, 2001 · Magazine, Jennifer C. Braceras
THERE THEY GO AGAIN. In releasing their draft report on last year’s presidential election in Florida, the majority members of the United States Commission on Civil Rights have once again put their political biases on display. Earlier this year, the Commission heard three days of testimony regarding…
Uncivil Commission
February 26, 2001 · Features, Magazine, Jennifer C. Braceras
A deliciously unexpected byproduct of the November presidential election has been the unmasking of the hypocrisy and political bias of a once respected federal agency, the United States Commission on Civil Rights. In the last three years, the commission has launched partisan attacks on New York's…
Uncivil Commission
February 26, 2001 · Features, Magazine, Jennifer C. Braceras
A deliciously unexpected byproduct of the November presidential election has been the unmasking of the hypocrisy and political bias of a once respected federal agency, the United States Commission on Civil Rights. In the last three years, the commission has launched partisan attacks on New York's…