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

EMPIRE’S TRACKS: Indigenous Nations, Chinese Workers, and the Transcontinental Railroad Apr 01, 2019
Cultural Capital, Systemic Exclusion and Bias Apr 02, 2019
Film Screening and Discussion: Criminal Queers directed by Chris Vargas and Eric A. Stanley – Feminist Studies and Visual Media Lecture Series Apr 03, 2019
Narratives of Progress and Protection, Contradiction and Refusal: Indigeneity, Gender and Citizenship Apr 04, 2019
Berkeley Book Chats: Looking for Law in All the Wrong Places: Justice Beyond and Between Apr 10, 2019

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