Racial Equality Forum presented for Patriot Week
The Wayne State Student Senate, Patriot Week, Center for Civic Engagement, Jewish Bar Association, the Jewish Law Student Association of Michigan and the Levin Center will conduct the 2025 Patriot Week - Racial Equality Forum on Monday, September 15, at noon in the Damon J. Keith Center for Civil Rights room 2242 on the campus of Wayne State University Law School, 471 W. Palmer in Detroit.
Panelists will speak to the topic of “Racial Equality-What is it, how can we better fulfill it, and what is the future of Racial Equality in America?”
Following the panel exchange attendees will engage in civic dialogue examining the same question. After these table discussions attendees will share their thoughts with the larger group.
Speaking at the forum will be
• Oakland County Circuit Court Judge Michael Warren
• Dr. Brad Roth, WSU professor of Law and Political Science
• Dr. Ron Brown WSU professor of Political Science
• Dr. Howard Lupovitch WSU professor of Political Science
• Dr. Aman McCleod UDM associate professor of law
• Dr. Angel McKissic director, Damon J. Keith Center for Civil Rights
• Dr. Marjorie Sarbaugh-Thompson WSU professor of Political Science
The forum is supported by the Chaldean American Bar Association, the Federalist Society, the Hispanic Bar Association of Michigan, and the Incorporated Society of Irish American Lawyers.
To register for the forum, visit https://law.wayne.edu and scroll down to “events.” For additional information, contact April Hazamy at ahazamy@wayne. edu.
Panelists will speak to the topic of “Racial Equality-What is it, how can we better fulfill it, and what is the future of Racial Equality in America?”
Following the panel exchange attendees will engage in civic dialogue examining the same question. After these table discussions attendees will share their thoughts with the larger group.
Speaking at the forum will be
• Oakland County Circuit Court Judge Michael Warren
• Dr. Brad Roth, WSU professor of Law and Political Science
• Dr. Ron Brown WSU professor of Political Science
• Dr. Howard Lupovitch WSU professor of Political Science
• Dr. Aman McCleod UDM associate professor of law
• Dr. Angel McKissic director, Damon J. Keith Center for Civil Rights
• Dr. Marjorie Sarbaugh-Thompson WSU professor of Political Science
The forum is supported by the Chaldean American Bar Association, the Federalist Society, the Hispanic Bar Association of Michigan, and the Incorporated Society of Irish American Lawyers.
To register for the forum, visit https://law.wayne.edu and scroll down to “events.” For additional information, contact April Hazamy at ahazamy@wayne. edu.
Association hosts ‘State of the Court Luncheon’ Oct. 15
The Eastern District of Michigan Bar Association will kick off its Luncheon Series with the annual “State of the Court Luncheon” on Wednesday, October 15, from noon to 1 p.m. at the Westin Book Cadillac, 1114 Washington Blvd. in Detroit
This luncheon will welcome new U.S. District Court Chief Judge Stephen J. Murphy III, Eastern District of Michigan, as he reports on the State of the Court. Members of the bench, colleagues, and around 70 local firms are expected to attend.
Tickets are available at $40 for EDMIBAR members, $85 for guests and non-members. To register online, visit https://events.edmibar.org/event/state-of-the-court-luncheon.
For additional information about this luncheon or the luncheon series sponsorships, email mindy@edmibar.org.
This luncheon will welcome new U.S. District Court Chief Judge Stephen J. Murphy III, Eastern District of Michigan, as he reports on the State of the Court. Members of the bench, colleagues, and around 70 local firms are expected to attend.
Tickets are available at $40 for EDMIBAR members, $85 for guests and non-members. To register online, visit https://events.edmibar.org/event/state-of-the-court-luncheon.
For additional information about this luncheon or the luncheon series sponsorships, email mindy@edmibar.org.
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