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: Point of Law"Slavery reparations: what happened?"
By Walter Olson
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I've got an op-ed today in the L.A. Times by that title, based on a longer article forthcoming at City Journal, and I add a bit of perspective on the subject at Overlawyered....Full post as published by Point of Law on October 31, 2008 (boomark / email).
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