Stephanie L. Phillips
Professor Emerita
Research Focus: Conflict of Laws, Critical Race Theory, Just War Theory, Law and Religion, Securities Regulation
Links: Curriculum Vitae
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It is with great sadness that we announce the death of our friend and colleague Stephanie Phillips. A beloved faculty member at our law school from 1989 to 2022, Prof. Phillips pursued intellectual interests that included African-American legal history, Critical Race Theory and—a personal passion that she grew into a wildly popular course on self-care in legal practice—mindfulness and meditation.
Journal Articles
Trying a New Way: Barack Obama's Tolerance of Intolerance, AMERICAN UNIVERSITY JOURNAL OF GENDER, SOCIAL POLICY & THE LAW (2010) vol. 18 p. 803
The Convergence of the Critical Race Theory Workshop with LatCrit Theory: A History, UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI LAW REVIEW (1998) vol. 53 p. 1247
Claiming Our Foremothers: The Legend of Sally Hemings and the Tasks of Black Feminist Theory, HASTINGS WOMEN'S LAW JOURNAL (1997) vol. 8 p. 401
Book Chapters
Teaching African-American Legal History in TEACHING LEGAL HISTORY: COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVES (R.M. Jarvis, editor) (London: Wildy, Simmonds & Hill Publishing, 2014) p. 185-188
Intolerance of Tolerance' in THE UNITARIAN CONTROVERSY: THE THEOLOGY OF BAKER V. FALES, AFTER SECULAR LAW (Stanford University Press: 2011)
Beyond Competitive Victimhood: Abandoning Arguments That Black Women or Black Men Are Worse Off, PROGRESSIVE BLACK MASCULINITIES (A. Mutua, ed.) (Routledge: 2006)