Reforming Title VI to Protect Schools and Students

By: Chantelle Dial

Implemented to fulfill the call of Brown v. Board of Education, Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 furthers the fight against discrimination. However, is the law still working?

MSU ILRApril 4, 2016Chantelle Dial, Education

Removal of Indigenous Communities in Western Australia: An International Human Rights Violation

By: Chantelle Dial

Western Australia’s recent threats to close indigenous communities will be a tragic international human rights violation unless national and international steps are taken to prevent unlawful removal and to learn from the 2011 Oombulgurri removal.

MSU ILRDecember 14, 2015msu, ilr, MSUILR, Human Rights, Indigenous, Chantelle Dial

“A Stiller Doom”: How an Interest Convergence Approach to Girls’ Education Perpetuates Stereotypes & Contradicts International Human Rights’ Standards

By: Chantelle Dial

Despite how dramatically traditions and roles may have changed over the years, the current U.S. approach to why women at home and abroad should be educated often perpetuates harmful stereotypes under the guise of progress.

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