Kim Krawiec
@KimKrawiec
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Law Prof @UVALaw. Taboo and repugnant markets, contracts, biz law. Host of the Taboo Trades podcast https://t.co/Ny9kcf7tS9 @kimkrawiec.bsky.social
Charlottesville, VA
Joined June 2011
RT @KimKrawiec: The Faculty Lounge: The ABA and Experiential Learning, Part 2
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It seems that the ABA Council on Legal Education has done the impossible, by garnering nearly universal agreement among law professors across schools, subject matters, and ideologies, that their...
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RT @RichardMRe: Call for Nominations: Best Untenured Article on Federal Courts
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Posting the following announcement: The AALS Section on Federal Courts is pleased to announce the annual award for the best article on the law of federal courts or federal jurisdiction by a full-ti…
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The Faculty Lounge: The ABA and Experiential Learning, Part 2
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It seems that the ABA Council on Legal Education has done the impossible, by garnering nearly universal agreement among law professors across schools, subject matters, and ideologies, that their...
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What are we paid for? The determinants of business faculty pay by Michelle Lowry, Daniel Bradley, April M. Knill, Jared Williams :: SSRN
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The Faculty Lounge: So You're About To Start Law School
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Advice from Orin Kerr, here. It can be helpful for anyone, but is especially designed with first gen students in mind, who may not know a lot of lawyers who have told them war stories or tips on what...
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RT @KimKrawiec: Fascinating story. I’m told by the cricket lover in my house that Bavuma is a hero for other reasons, but it is his activis….
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The South Africa Test captain talks about taking inspiration from those less fortunate than him | ESPN.com
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if you haven't grown up with it," Bavuma said, "especially if you look at it from a Western type of lens. Blood is quite sacred within our culture. The sacrifice of blood, the use of blood and the exchange of blood - those things have a certain significance.” 5/5.
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people, and also people seeing someone similar to them going out and supporting these kind s of causes," said Bavuma. In the Xhosa culture he grew up in, blood is viewed as the essence of life and conduit for connection with the ancestors. "Black culture is a bit interesting 4/5.
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& the fact that most stem cell donations are collected from the bloodstream.” “I think there's a lot of stigmas that exist among people of my [ethnicity] when it comes to blood and giving blood. I think that can only be challenged by educating 3/5.
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As a result, it may be easier for white South Africans to find a match than for their black counterparts. Apart from disparities in access to information, Bavuma attributes the relative shortage of black stem cell donors to the importance of blood in some African cultures, 2/5.
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Fascinating story. I’m told by the cricket lover in my house that Bavuma is a hero for other reasons, but it is his activism on stem cell donation that caught my eye. “White South Africans…[are] disproportionately represented among donors. 1/5
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The South Africa Test captain talks about taking inspiration from those less fortunate than him | ESPN.com
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How Grievances at the Harvard Law Review Became Ammunition for the White House | News | The Harvard Crimson HT: @SoCalTaxProf
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How Grievances at the Harvard Law Review Became Ammunition for the White House | News | The Harvard Crimson
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The Faculty Lounge: Donor Organs Are Too Rare. We Need a New Definition of Death.
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That’s the title of this recent OpEd in the New York Times by Sandeep Jauhar Snehal Patel and Deane Smith. People die in many ways, but in medicine there are only two reasons a person can be declared...
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