Abstract
The articles in this Symposium are arranged in three clusters. One cluster focuses on the definition of slavery and involuntary servitude and the reach of the Thirteenth Amendment in prohibiting oppressive labor relationships. Another cluster analyzes several positive class-based rights that emanate from the Thirteenth Amendment. The final cluster examines contemporary examples of oppressive labor that could violate the Thirteenth Amendment’s proscription against slavery and involuntary servitude.
Recommended Citation
Maria L. Ontiveros, Introduction: The Thirteenth Amendment Through the Lens of Class and Labor, 39 SEATTLE U. L. REV. 659 (2016).
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