Robert A. Williams, Jr.
Regents Professor and legal scholar specializing in Indigenous rights. His work examines the intersection of law, history, and racism impacting Indigenous communities.
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Jan 22, 2025 • 1h 11min
Sacred Promises: Truth and Treaty
In this engaging conversation, Professor Robert A. Williams Jr., a Lumbee and legal scholar focusing on Indigenous rights, discusses the crucial role of treaties in both Native and non-Native contexts. He illustrates how treaties embody sacred commitments to land and people, urging renewal of these bonds for future generations. The dialogue delves into the significance of the UN Declaration on Indigenous Rights, while emphasizing the healing power of cultural rituals and the need for culturally-informed justice systems, showcasing the enduring relevance of these agreements.
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Sep 2, 2021 • 1h 19min
39. The Insurgent Origins of Critical Race Theory
Join leading scholars as they unpack the origins and impact of Critical Race Theory. Daniel Martinez Hosang, an expert in race and migration, discusses societal shifts. Anthony Cook brings in a legal perspective on race, law, and religion. Gloria Ladson-Billings explores pedagogical approaches to teaching about race. Robert A. Williams, Jr. addresses Indigenous sovereignty, while Gary Peller shares insights from critical legal studies. Together, they advocate for a nuanced understanding of race and the importance of allyship in confronting systemic inequalities.
