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Andrew Reginald Hairston: Husky Boy
Originally posted on Vox Populi:
. People of a certain age will remember the dominance of JCPenney in the 1990s. Affordable, comfortable clothes adorned the shelves of the department store’s various branches; it offered enough name brands to make…
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Husky Boy
This piece originally appeared in Vox Populi Public Sphere on May 15, 2021. People of a certain age will remember the dominance of JCPenney in the 1990s. Affordable, comfortable clothes adorned the shelves of the department store’s various branches; it … Continue reading
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Pandemic Reflections on Money
A reflection on the writer’s tortuous relationship with money Continue reading
Andrew Reginald Hairston: Pandemic Reflections on Money
I did everything right, but I perpetually had very little money. Andrew Reginald Hairston: Pandemic Reflections on Money
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On the 46th POTUS
A call to action for the new presidential administration Continue reading
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UALR Law Review – Summer 2020 School Policing Article
In the fall of 2019, I presented at the annual Ben Altheimer Law Review Symposium at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock School of Law; my talk concerned school policing in Texas and Arkansas. I am pleased to share … Continue reading
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Reflections from a Black Lawyer on Juneteenth
This piece originally appeared on the American Constitution Society’s ExpertForum blog to commemorate Juneteenth 2020. I knew that I wanted to be a lawyer early on in my childhood. If you had asked me for the source of this career … Continue reading
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Fifteen Years on Social Media
It began in 2006. Or perhaps I should say 2004? If we start in 2005, as a compromise, I can likely pinpoint the moment. I sat in the computer lab in the downtown location of the Columbus Public Library. It … Continue reading
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Becoming a Lawyer Through Patchett’s Prose
I review a good book and consider why people choose to become lawyers. Continue reading
Hochi Run
I reminisce on the Howard years and venture into the short story form. Continue reading
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