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The State Of Things
10:49 am
Mon March 11, 2013

Civil Rights Lawyer Follows Twisted Road To Justice

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Mark Dorosin
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  • Frank Stasio talks with Civil Rights Lawyer Mark Dorosin

Mark Dorosin’s path to civil rights law was never straight. He followed many a winding course, skirting the optimism of teaching, exploring the pride of public office and even holding down the 9 to 5 as a manager at Blockbuster Video.


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Education
5:05 pm
Mon May 9, 2011

UNC Civil Rights Center Targets Halifax Schools

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Attorneys with the UNC-Chapel Hill Law School’s Center for Civil Rights say the three separate school districts in Halifax County are inherently unequal. 

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