A Discussion with Associate Professor and Associate Dean TIffany C. Graham regarding her role on the New York State Advisory Committee to the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights.

This Podcast
featured Associate Professor and Associate Dean TIffany C. Graham regarding her
role on the New York State Advisory Committee. Professor
Zablotsky moderated this podcast, where he asked Professor Graham questions
about her role and work on the Committee, which led to a discussion of the
racial disparities that black families face. Tiffany
C. Graham is the Associate Dean for Diversity & Inclusion and Associate
Professor of Law at Touro Law Center in Long Island, New York. Professor Graham
primarily teaches in the areas of constitutional law and race and the law, but
has also taught criminal procedure, law and sexuality, and torts. She has
written and spoken nationally on topics broadly related to LGBTQ+ equality,
including marriage equality, LGBTQ+ youth homelessness, conversion therapy, and
the integration of LGBTQ+ communities in rural spaces. Her work has appeared in
multiple journals, most recently in the Creighton Law Review and the University
of Missouri-Kansas City Law Review, and has been cited at various stages of
appellate litigation. Professor Graham discusses her journey to
academia, which occurred when she realized quickly private practice was not
her passion but rather, to join a student environment. Professor Graham then
dives into a deep discussion of the different committees she was part of and
the issues she has worked on.