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Kristen Clarke: From federal civil rights attorney to Howard University | Synapse

January 27, 2026Enrollment Management Report0 citations

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Kristen Clarke: From federal civil rights attorney to Howard University

LELois ElfmanHoward University

Key Points

To explore Kristen Clarke's transition from her role as Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights to her current position at Howard University.
Analyzed her federal work and responsibilities as Assistant Attorney General.
Reviewed high profile cases led by Clarke.
Examined her contributions to federal hate crimes law and redlining issues.
Clarke expanded enforcement of federal hate crimes law during her tenure.
She addressed modern day redlining by banks.
Clarke's work confronted significant issues of police misconduct.

Abstract

After serving as the 19th Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights at the U.S. Department of Justice (2021–2025), Kristen Clarke has returned to the world of academia. Her federal work involved leading the prosecution in high profile cases, expanding enforcement of federal hate crimes law, confronting modern day redlining by banks and addressing police misconduct.

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Lois Elfman (Sun,) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/697854e0ccb046adae5170f8 https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.1002/emt.70019