| Title | Authors | Description | Source Type | Diversity | Other |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| My Own Words: Ruth Bader Ginsburg | Mary Hartnett, Wendy W. Williams | A collection of pieces written by Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg over the course of her lifetime | Books | Gender | |
| The Disability Rights Movement: 30 Years After the ADA | Celeste Headlee interviews Alice Wong, Judy Heumann, Britney Wilson | Disability rights activists discuss the last 30 years of change brought about by the Americans with Disabilities Act | Podcast (1A on NPR) | Disability | Audio and Transcript Available Here |
| White by Law: The Legal Construction of Race | Ian Haney López | A book exploring the role played by law and legal actors in the formation of race and racial hierarchy in American history. | Books | Race & Ethnicity | |
| Real Queer America: LGBT Stories from Red States | Samantha Allen | A transgender reporter explores the complexity of queer communities in Utah, Texas, Indiana, Tennessee, Mississippi, and Georgia | Books | Sexual Orientation | |
| 13th | Ava DuVernay | 13th | Documentaries | Race & Ethnicity, Black/African American | |
| Impossible Subjects: Illegal Aliens and the Making of Modern America | Mae Ngai | Unpacking the conceptualization of the "illegal alien" across eras of American law and society. | Books | Race & Ethnicity, Asian/Asian American, Hispanic/Latinx | |
| Building an American Empire: Territorial Expansion in the Antebellum Era | Paul Frymer | An exploration of the politics of race and imperialism in the governmental expansion into Native American lands. | Law Review Articles | Race & Ethnicity, American Indian/Native American | |
| Why Hire Lawyers with Disabilities? | American Bar Association | A video discussing the importance of disability diversity and inclusion and why employers should recruit, hire, retain, and advance employees with disabilities | Videos | Disability | |
| An African American and Latinx History of the United States | Paul Ortiz | A history of the movements for Black and Latinx civil rights and their intersections. | Books | Race & Ethnicity, Black/African American, Hispanic/Latinx | |
| I'm Tired of Talking About Race | Jasmine Roberts | A ten-minute Ted Talk discussing the emotional fatigue experienced by people of color when discussing race with their white counterparts, coupled with solutions to this growing concern. | Videos | Race & Ethnicity, Black/African American | |
| So You Want to Talk About Race | Ijeoma Oluo | A book exploring different reactions to discussions about race and providing concrete tips on how to overcome obstacles in order to have those difficult conversations | Books | Race & Ethnicity, Black/African American | |
| The Danger of Single Story | Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie | A Ted Talk discussing the dangers that result from seeing only one perspective about a group and the need to introduce more voices and stories | Videos | Race & Ethnicity, General DE&I | |
| Rethinking Protections for Indigenous Sacred Sites | Stephany H. Barclay & Michalyn Steele | A recent article from the Harvard Law Review (134 Harvard L. Rev. 1294 (2021)) examing ways to protect sacred indigenous sites. | Law Review Articles | Indigenous Rights | |
| Blackness as Fighting Words | Etienne C. Toussaint | An recent essay in the Virginia Law Review Online (106 Va. L. Rev. Online 124 (2020)) discussing how blackness raises the stakes whenever black individuals interact with law enforcement. | Law Review Articles | Race and Ethnicity | |
| The Educational Pipeline to Law School--Too Broken and Too Narrow to Provide Diversity | Sarah E. Redfield | An article (8 Pierce L. Rev. 347 (2010)) identifying challanges faced in the student to laywer pipeline. | Law Reivew Articles | Diversity in Law |
