Randall Kennedy

And my parents paid attention to who my teachers were and how my teachers treated me.

And I think that they were affected by the way in which there were white people who really helped me and were on my side.

and were thoroughly on my side.

And I think that that experience changed my parents in their general view.

They, you know, skeptical, yeah, but they were, the possibility, the possibility of a white person

genuinely being the friend of a black person, that became alive to them.

And I give them a lot of credit because they were adults.

And for an adult to change, that's a big deal.

But my parents did change.

And, you know...

I mean, again, I said a moment ago how lucky I've been.

Heck, I teach at Harvard Law School.

I attended Balliol College, Oxford.

I got my law degree from Yale Law School.

I got my undergraduate degree at Princeton University.

Those are some pretty good schools.

They all were.

They all were.

The most important school, however, that I attended, the school that made the most difference in my education was my high school, St.

Albans School, St.