Lolita Buckner Inniss
@linniss.bsky.social
Law Dean@ColoradoLaw; law scholar studying legal history & geography; author of The Princeton Fugitive Slave and Social Movements and the Law; First Gen; seeker of joy
Indeed; "enjoy" the image in the sense of appreciation for the author's rendering. Relatedly, much of my work around human bondage gives me a feeling of mournful interest in the need to make the information more known.
February 17, 2025 at 9:48 PM
Indeed; "enjoy" the image in the sense of appreciation for the author's rendering. Relatedly, much of my work around human bondage gives me a feeling of mournful interest in the need to make the information more known.
I also thought you might enjoy the drawing I commissioned for the chapter. It is titled "Transport", original is ink on paper, 12” x 16”, by Susan Natasha Gonzalez, 2017.
February 17, 2025 at 5:16 PM
I also thought you might enjoy the drawing I commissioned for the chapter. It is titled "Transport", original is ink on paper, 12” x 16”, by Susan Natasha Gonzalez, 2017.
I'm much enjoying your posts on property, one of the areas I taught for many years. I'm especially happy to seeing engagement with transatlantic slavery. Attached is info on work of mine you may find of interest re the relationship between people as property, ships' ballast, and international law.
February 17, 2025 at 4:46 PM
I'm much enjoying your posts on property, one of the areas I taught for many years. I'm especially happy to seeing engagement with transatlantic slavery. Attached is info on work of mine you may find of interest re the relationship between people as property, ships' ballast, and international law.
