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Content warning: this episode contains mentions of grievous bodily harm.
Hello drunk law students! We are back to bring you a special episode from the DLS archive--featuring a special guest, terrible birthday singing, legal malfeasance, a highly questionable adoption, and yes, man-eating dogs. This episode was recorded in May 2020. Enjoy!
Show notes
Further Reading (courtesy of Annelise)
What do you do if after fleeing from an oppressive regime in your home country of Paraguay and coming to the United States for a better life, you discover that the former head of the police force—a man who tortured and murdered your brother for political dissidence—had also fled to the U.S.A.? You dust off a two hundred year old law about piracy and GET. YOUR. BAG.
To read about why the term "alien" is marginalizing and explore a new alternative coined by our brilliant friend Dr. Arturo Castellanos, click here.
When you've just arrived in America after fleeing from the dictatorship back home in your native Paraguay, the last person you want to see is the former chief of police there, the same man who tortured and murdered your brother. But that's what happened to Dolly Filartiga. So what did she do? She got her bag.
On this episode of Drunk Law School, we ask a very important question—can the government ban vegetable gardens?
Drink: Oyster Bay Sauvignon Blanc
If you're new to the fight for racial and economic justice, or if you're looking for reading material, places to donate, and materials with which to educate yourself, please see below.
Opportunities for White People in the Fight for Racial Justice
Where to Donate
Black Lives Matter
What You Can Do (Megathread)
A Guide to Allyship and Why "All Cops Are Bastards"
How to Support During the Black Lives Matter Movement
Fighting Anti-Blackness Resource List (Harvard University)
Non-Optical Accompliceship Toolkit
Ring-ding-ding-ding-dingeringeding!
Drink: Maker's Mark Old Fashioned
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If you're new to the fight for racial and economic justice, or if you're looking for reading material, places to donate, and materials with which to educate yourself, please see below.
Opportunities for White People in the Fight for Racial Justice
Where to Donate
Black Lives Matter
What You Can Do (Megathread)
A Guide to Allyship and Why "All Cops Are Bastards"
How to Support During the Black Lives Matter Movement
Fighting Anti-Blackness Resource List (Harvard University)
Non-Optical Accompliceship Toolkit
Other title candidates for this episode, which spends a little bit of time discussing international law (the actual topic), included:
Please contact officials in Wisconsin and demand justice for Jacob Blake by clicking here. Donate to the Milwaukee Freedom Fund by clicking here.
If you're new to the fight for racial and economic justice, or if you're looking for reading material, places to donate, and materials with which to educate yourself, please see below.
Opportunities for White People in the Fight for Racial Justice
Where to Donate
Black Lives Matter
What You Can Do (Megathread)
A Guide to Allyship and Why "All Cops Are Bastards"
How to Support During the Black Lives Matter Movement
Fighting Anti-Blackness Resource List (Harvard University)
Non-Optical Accompliceship Toolkit
"Ray, when someone asks you if you're a god, you say 'YES'!" -- Winston Zeddmore
Drinks: Ruby Red Grapefruit White Claw
Please contact officials in Wisconsin and demand justice for Jacob Blake by clicking here. Donate to the Milwaukee Freedom Fund by clicking here.
If you're new to the fight for racial and economic justice, or if you're looking for reading material, places to donate, and materials with which to educate yourself, please see below.
Opportunities for White People in the Fight for Racial Justice
Where to Donate
Black Lives Matter
What You Can Do (Megathread)
A Guide to Allyship and Why "All Cops Are Bastards"
How to Support During the Black Lives Matter Movement
Fighting Anti-Blackness Resource List (Harvard University)
Non-Optical Accompliceship Toolkit
The year is 1789. Back in those days, having actual slap fights in public was considered bad form, and somebody usually died in a duel (looking at you, Alexander Hamilton). So if you're John Adams and Thomas Jefferson and you want to have a slap fight but not actually, where do you go? The Supreme Court, of course!
Drinks: Bulleit Bourbon Kentucky Mule and Bee's Knuckles (combine 2 oz. bourbon, 1 oz. honey syrup, 1 oz. fresh lemon juice, and 1/2 tsp sriracha or more to taset; shake with ice and serve in a coupe glass)
Please contact officials in Wisconsin and demand justice for Jacob Blake by clicking here. Donate to the Milwaukee Freedom Fund by clicking here.
If you're new to the fight for racial and economic justice, or if you're looking for reading material, places to donate, and materials with which to educate yourself, please see below.
Opportunities for White People in the Fight for Racial Justice
Where to Donate
Black Lives Matter
What You Can Do (Megathread)
A Guide to Allyship and Why "All Cops Are Bastards"
How to Support During the Black Lives Matter Movement
Fighting Anti-Blackness Resource List (Harvard University)
Non-Optical Accompliceship Toolkit
Content warning: gore
Daniel cut his thumb off, and we read the case that most students learn on their first day of criminal law. Spoiler alert: shit is fucked up.
Drinks: Corona Extra
Please contact officials in Wisconsin and demand justice for Jacob Blake by clicking here. Donate to the Milwaukee Freedom Fund by clicking here.
If you're new to the fight for racial and economic justice, or if you're looking for reading material, places to donate, and materials with which to educate yourself, please see below.
Opportunities for White People in the Fight for Racial Justice
Where to Donate
Black Lives Matter
What You Can Do (Megathread)
A Guide to Allyship and Why "All Cops Are Bastards"
How to Support During the Black Lives Matter Movement
Fighting Anti-Blackness Resource List (Harvard University)
Non-Optical Accompliceship Toolkit
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