The Trajectory of Justice in America - a UC Santa Cruz class

[Stu Dent]

A very interesting UC Santa Cruz class by Danny Sheehan can be viewed at:

danielpsheehan.com/tja2019/

Just click on the little triangle for each week of the class to expand it. 

If you only want the audio, you can download or stream the first lecture from KPFK at:

archive.kpfk.org/mp3/kpfk_190416_000000somethingshappening.mp3

The "0416" part is the date they aired the first one.  Just increment that date by a week to get the next lecture (or two).

Danny is as close to real life Forrest Gump as there is (except he's much smarter). 

Enjoy.

[Brian]

I got to know about Daniel Sheehan in 1986 on a series of late Sunday night talk shows on KLOS-FM when his Christic Institute was exposing the Iran-Contra affair through a RICO lawsuit. Before that, he was counsel on the Pentagon Papers, Wounded Knee, Silkwood and Three Mile Island cases, to name just a few.  For the past 13 years, his Romero Institute has led the Lakota People's Law Project with all nine tribes in South Dakota, whose work includes opposing the Keystone pipeline.

What a fabulous resource that link provides -- videos of all the lectures to date with a bibliography.  Thank you, Stu!