Tanya Hernandez
Social Justice, Women and Latin American Issues
Professor Hernandez earned an A.B. in sociology from Brown University and a J.D. from Yale Law School, where she was Note Topics Editor of the Yale Law Journal and Chair of the Northeast Black Law Students' Association Moot Court.
She has been a law professor for over a 13 years, and presently teaches Trusts & Estates, Employment Discrimination, and Critical Race Theory, at Fordham University School of Law.
Topics
Social Justice
Hate Speech and Racial Discrimination in Latin America
Latinos and Blacks in the Workplace and Judicial Misperceptions of Inter-Ethnic Employment Discrimination
Hate Speech and Racial Discrimination in Latin America
Latinos and Blacks in the Workplace and Judicial Misperceptions of Inter-Ethnic Employment Discrimination
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