Race and Policy Talks – Preemption: the "weaponization of state legislatures.”
Eggers Hall, 225B
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Please join us for the fourth Race and Policy Talk of the series. While local governments can play an important role in fostering progressive policies, they are often subject to state-level preemption policies, which dilute change and prohibit steps towards equality.
Join Professor Douglas Wolf as he discusses the role that preemption plays in entrenching racial disparities in a variety of public policies.
There is no registration required, all are welcome to attend. This session will not be recorded or streamed. If you need accommodations, please email the department (paia@syr.edu) 24 hours in advance with your accommodation and we will respond to your request.
Category
Diversity and Inclusion
Type
Lectures and Seminars
Region
Campus
Open to
Students, Graduate and Professional
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MAX-Public Administration and International Affairs
Accessibility
Contact Stephanie Williams to request accommodations
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