Kareem Crayton

Assistant Professor of Law, University of Southern California

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Assistant Professor of Law and Political Science at the University of Southern California, specializing on issues related to the intersection of law, politics, and race

Kareem Crayton on KCRW

Proposition 8 appears to have passed, but same-sex marriage is already making its way back to the courts.

State and Local Election Results

Proposition 8 appears to have passed, but same-sex marriage is already making its way back to the courts.

from Which Way, L.A.?

Orange County is no longer a bastion of white Republicanism; it has its own brand of political diversity.

An Electoral Nightmare and Ethnic Politics in the OC

Orange County is no longer a bastion of white Republicanism; it has its own brand of political diversity.

from Which Way, L.A.?

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