Professor Jonathan Stubbs writes at the intersection of race and civil rights, and teaches a variety of courses, including constitutional law, human rights law, race, religion and the law, and professional responsibility. Professor Stubbs has authored several commentaries and tributes to the late Oliver Hill, including the book, Brown, The Big Bang and Beyond: The Life Story of Oliver W. Hill, Sr., now in its second edition. In 2012, Professor Stubbs organized and accompanied students on a trip to Ghana to experience first-hand the culture and connection between race and human rights.
King Henry: The Memoirs of Sen. Henry L. Marsh, III, Esq. (forthcoming 2012) (ed.).
Out of the Boat: Trusting God in the Midst of Life's Storms (2011, Empire Publishers).
White (Mostly Male) Affirmative Action: From Denial to Redemption and Reconciliation (2011) (with Oliver W. Hill, Esq.).
A Demographic History of Federal Judicial Appointments by Gender and Race: 1789-2011 (2011).
A Demographic Snapshot of America’s Federal Judiciary: A Prima Facie Case for Change, National Association of Appellate Court Attorneys, Feb. 2011.
Why America Still Needs Affirmative Action, Va. Law., Oct. 2008.
An Enduring American Legacy: Segregated Housing and Education, Minority Trial Law., Vol. 6, No. 2 (Winter 2008) (essay in honor of Oliver W. Hill, Esq.).
Constitutional Law
Human Rights Law