Dylan Penningroth

Department: Law

Dylan C. Penningroth specializes in African American history and in U.S. socio-legal history. Penningroth is currently working on a study of African Americans’ encounter with law from the Civil War to the modern civil rights movement. Combining legal and social history, the study explores the practical meaning of legal rights for black life. His next project is a study of the legacies of slavery in colonial Ghana.

Upcoming Events

The Feminist Resistance to the Radical Right in Brazil: A Forum of Four Brazilian Feminist Political Leaders Jan 28, 2019
Get Home Safe: Cross-Genre Routes through Everyday Racism Jan 31, 2019
CSLS Special Book Event Feb 01, 2019
ISSI Spring 2019 Colloquia Series Feb 13, 2019
“Bringing the War Home”: Visual Aftermaths and Domestic Disturbances in the Era of Modern Warfare – Feminist Studies and Visual Media Lecture Series Feb 13, 2019

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