Policy in Perspective from The LBJ School of Public Affairs

Category: Op-Ed

Barbara Jordan: Trying to Be Big

Post author By Kelly Ferneding
Post date February 19, 2014
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Barbara Jordan lived a life that was both inspiring and instructive. As a community we have much to gain from reflecting on her character and contributions to our public history. In word and action, she advocated for acceptance, compromise and the inclusion of all citizens in the democratic process — principles that are more relevant than ever […]

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LBJ School Op-Ed

Barbara Jordan Week 2014: Inclusion and Compromise in Democracy

Post author By Kaitlin Sharkey
Post date February 15, 2014
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The 2014 Barbara Jordan Week commences this Monday. Join the LBJ School for a series of exciting events celebrating the legacy of Barbara Jordan. Please note that all events are free and open to the public. Tuesday, February 18 Raising the Minimum Wage: An Effective Anti-Poverty Policy? Presented by PAACC and the Barbara Jordan […]

Tags Barbara Jordan, Civil Rights, disability studies, Lani Guinier, minimum wage