Critical race theory crt - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

legal philosophy LEGAL PHILOSOPHY (LJU4801) - FINAL PORTFOLIO ASSIGNMENT 3 QUESTION 1 Critical Race Theory (CRT) is based on approaches; skeptical approach that inculcates white privilege and prevalence of hierarchy as the dominant form of social organisation; race consciousness which views law as not being colour-blind; the role of power, interpretive turn and intersectionality which looks at the role of storytelling and identity politics which views race as a social construct which is n...

LJU4801-Legal Philosophy FINAL PORTFOLIO ASSIGNMENT 3 LATEST 2022. QUESTION 1 Critical Race Theory (CRT) is based on approaches; skeptical approach that inculcates white privilege and prevalence of hierarchy as the dominant form of social organisation; race consciousness which views law as not being colour-blind; the role of power, interpretive turn and intersectionality which looks at the role of storytelling and identity politics which views race as a social construct which is not natural...

CRITICAL RACE THEORY Critical Race Theory (CRT) - Answer- A movement by a collection of activists and scholars interested in studying and transforming the relationship among race, racism, and power. They try to understand our social situation and how society organizes itself along racial lines and hierarchies and how to transform it for the better. Micro-aggression - Answer- Small act of racism consciously or unconsciously coming from racial matters we absorb from our cultural heritage in...

CRT Introduction CRT Movement - Answer- - collection of activists and scholars interested in studying and transforming the relationship among race, racism, and power - CRT contains an activist dimension - began as a movement in the law Basic Tenets (principles) if CRT - Answer- - Racism is ordinary - our system of white-over-color ascendancy - "interest convergence" or material determinism advances interest of white elites (materially) and working class people (psychically) thus, ...

What is the Freedom of Information Act? - ANSWER-allows press access to public documents What is the Offending effrontery in relation to journalists? - ANSWER-has to do with obscenity The journalist may print what he wishes about others, but if that information is wrong and harmful to others' reputation, the writer must suffer the consequences. Such protection for subjects of stories comes under the auspices of which of the following acts? A. Freedom of Information B. Property Protect...

LJU4801 Portfolio Assignment (Marked) In this article, Modiri states that he draws on Critical Race Theory (CRT), settlercolonial studies and African jurisprudence. 1This in order to provide critical inquiry into the limitations and failures of ‘post’-apartheid constitutional democracy, to how the origins, spirit and content of the constitution are based on faulty political, conceptual and ideology that prevents a decolonised and liberated future2 The basis of all critical theory is ...

LJU4801 - FINAL PORTFOLIO ASSIGNMENT 3. Critical Race Theory (CRT) is based on approaches; skeptical approach that inculcates white privilege and prevalence of hierarchy as the dominant form of social organisation; race consciousness which views law as not being colour-blind; the role of power, interpretive turn and intersectionality which looks at the role of storytelling and identity politics which views race as a social construct which is not natural or biological but something humans c...

LJU4801: LEGAL PHILOSOPHY ASSIGNMENT 03 (PORTFOLIO) UNIQUE NUMBER: BY KOKETSO SILAS LEPAAKU () Submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the LLB degree BACHELOR OF LAWS (LLB) In the SCHOOL OF LAW UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AFRICA DEPARTMENT: JURISPRUDENCE SUPERVISOR: PROF IJ KROEZE 2022 silas-lju4801-llb2022. ACADEMIC HONESTY DECLARATION 1. I understand what academic dishonesty entails and am aware of Unisa’s policies in this regard. 2. I declare that this assignment ...

LJU4801 Portfolio Assignment (Marked) In this article, Modiri states that he draws on Critical Race Theory (CRT), settlercolonial studies and African jurisprudence. 1This in order to provide critical inquiry into the limitations and failures of ‘post’-apartheid constitutional democracy, to how the origins, spirit and content of the constitution are based on faulty political, conceptual and ideology that prevents a decolonised and liberated future2 The basis of all critical theory is the...

Modiri’s article examines two decades of Constitutional democracy from a framework of “oppressed people into the frame of human rights and citizenship”, he mentions how important it is to repudiate the notion that the constitution is faultless and that we are not able to critique it in any form as it is the supreme law, in challenging the constitution, Modiri shares the views of a few scholars who have also opened critical inquiries into the failures of the “post-apartheid constitutional...