Writings & Appearances

Media

Justice Department Blocks Texas Voter Identification Law

NPR The Takeaway — March 13, 2012

Democrats Play Offense in the South in Hopes of Turning Some Red States Blue

PBS News Hour — October 3, 2012

Supreme Court Sidesteps Affirmative Action Ruling

NPR The Takeaway — June 24, 2013

A New Face Off Over Voting Rights: State Voter Registration Rules Upheld by Court

NPR The Takeaway — March 21, 2014

Was the Supreme Court Ruling a Setback for Voting Rights?

PBS News Hour — April 21, 2014

The Confederate Flag: Heritage or Hate?

NPR The Takeaway — June 22, 2015

50 Years On, Does the Voting Rights Act Offer Adequate Protection?

PBS News Hour — August 6, 2015

Scholarly

Enhancing Civic Engagement in Communities With Health Disparities

JAMA Forum — November 12, 2022

Cooper, L. A., Vincent, C., & Crayton, K.

Reinventing Voting Rights Preclearance

Indiana Law Review — 2010

44 Ind. L. Rev. 201 (2010)

Unteachable: Shelby County, Canonical Apostasies, and a Way Forward for the Voting Rights Act

SMU Law Review — 2014

67 SMU L. Rev. 3 (with Terry Smith) (2014)

Sword, Shield, & Compass: The Uses and Misuses of Racially Polarized Voting Studies in Voting Rights Enforcement

Rutgers Law Review — 2012

64 Rutgers L. Rev. 973 (2012)

Interactive Pre-Clearance Development

Saint Louis University Public Law Review — 2008

27 St. Louis Pub. L. Rev. 319 (2008)

The Art of Racial Dissent: African American Political Discourse in the Age of Obama

Chicago-Kent Law Review — 2014

89 Chicago-Kent L. Rev. 689 (2014)

Beat 'Em or Join 'Em? White Voters and Black Candidates in Majority Black Districts

Syracuse Law Review — 2007

58 Syracuse L. Rev. 547 (2007)

Gender Unbound? Making Sense of Female Candidates in American Politics

The George Washington Law Review — 2013

80 Geo. Wash. L. Rev. 101 (2013)

Five Justices, Section 4, and Three Ways Forward in Voting Rights

Duke Journal of Constitutional Law and Public Policy — 2014

9 Duke J. of Const. Law & Pub. Pol. 113 (with Jane Junn) (2013)

The Changing Face of the Congressional Black Caucus

Southern California Interdisciplinary Law Journal — 2010

19 S. Cal. Interdisciplinary L.J. 43 (2010)

KAREEM CRAYTON

Media

Justice Department Blocks Texas Voter Identification Law

Democrats Play Offense in the South in Hopes of Turning Some Red States Blue

Supreme Court Sidesteps Affirmative Action Ruling

A New Face Off Over Voting Rights: State Voter Registration Rules Upheld by Court

Was the Supreme Court Ruling a Setback for Voting Rights?

The Confederate Flag: Heritage or Hate?

50 Years On, Does the Voting Rights Act Offer Adequate Protection?

Scholarly

Enhancing Civic Engagement in Communities With Health Disparities

Reinventing Voting Rights Preclearance

Unteachable: Shelby County, Canonical Apostasies, and a Way Forward for the Voting Rights Act

Sword, Shield, & Compass: The Uses and Misuses of Racially Polarized Voting Studies in Voting Rights Enforcement

Interactive Pre-Clearance Development

The Art of Racial Dissent: African American Political Discourse in the Age of Obama

Beat 'Em or Join 'Em? White Voters and Black Candidates in Majority Black Districts

Gender Unbound? Making Sense of Female Candidates in American Politics

Five Justices, Section 4, and Three Ways Forward in Voting Rights

The Changing Face of the Congressional Black Caucus

Popular

Introduction to the Reports: Assessing Progress of the Voting Rights Act

Meet the New "New South" — Book Review of The New Mind of the South

Book Review of The Most Fundamental Right: Contrasting Perspectives on the Voting Rights Act

KAREEM CRAYTON