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Courtney Bowie

Racial Justice Program

Bio

Courtney Bowie was a senior staff attorney with the ACLU听Racial Justice Program. She focuses on litigating cases related to the 鈥渟chool-to-prison pipeline.鈥

Prior to joining the ACLU, Bowie was an attorney with the Southern Poverty Law Center, where she directed the work of its Mississippi Youth Justice Project and litigated systemic claims on behalf of students with disabilities in Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana. In addition to the rights of children, Bowie has practiced extensively in the area of the rights of people with disabilities. She graduated from the University of Texas Law School and received a B.A. from Wellesley College.


Featured work

Mar 30, 2011

Graduation Gap Between NCAA Black and White Student-Athletes

Graduation Gap Between NCAA Black and White Student-Athletes

Feb 25, 2011

The Most Dangerous Place for Black Children鈥

The Most Dangerous Place for Black Children鈥

Sep 24, 2010

The Colonel Reb Foundation Needs to Allow Ole Miss to Move On

The Colonel Reb Foundation Needs to Allow Ole Miss to Move On

Sep 10, 2010

Hello! Students Have a Right to Keep Cell Information Private

Hello! Students Have a Right to Keep Cell Information Private