The MLK50 Symposium.

At the MLK50 Symposium hosted by the University of Memphis Law School, Dorothy spoke about her forthcoming essay: Homeownership in Black and White: The Role of Tax Policy in Increasing Housing Inequity. Attorney General Eric Holder was the luncheon Keynote Speaker, pictured with Dorothy, below.

In December of 2017, Dorothy signed an exciting book deal with Crown Publishing.

Dorothy’s prior publications include: The Marriage Bonus/Penalty In Black and White 45 (TAXING AMERICA, N.Y.U. Press, 1996), Implicit Bias and the Earned Income Tax Credit in Implicit Racial Bias Across the Law 164-178 (edited by Justin D. Levinson and Robert J. Smith) (Cambridge University Press, 2012), Taxing the Body in Regulating The Global Body Market: Altruism’s Limits 148-159 (edited by Michele B. Goodwin) (Cambridge University Press, 2013), and Critical Race Theory: Cases, Materials, and Problems (Thomson West; Third edition 2014), available for purchase on Amazon.

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Dorothy is available for speaking engagements and media interviews.

Dorothy’s Most Recent Interview

On CNN’s New Day, Dorothy sheds light on the affect of the GOP Tax Plan’s temporary individual tax cuts on America’s middle class (December 17, 2017).

Media Appearances

Dorothy is available to comment on current events dealing with race, class, or social justice. Media Appearances

Research & Scholarship

Dorothy’s research addresses 3 distinct fields: tax policy effects by race and class; workplace equity and inclusion; and law school reform. Research & Scholarship