Kimberly Williams Crenshaw

It's what happened in 1866.

It's what happened at the end of the Civil War.

It's the remaking of the Republic in a vision that truly celebrates the idea of citizenship that everyone has access to, not based on race, not based on previous condition of servitude.

So I think there is a way of celebrating America.

It celebrates those who fought for the true America.

It celebrates those judges and lawyers and other actors who made good on a promise that we could be better.

It is in that frame of mind that I'm going to celebrate their legacy this summer.

Thank you so much.

It's been an honor to be in conversation with you.