Dorothy Roberts is an acclaimed scholar and public intellectual who has transformed how we understand the intersection of race, gender, and the law. As a Fulbright Scholar and recipient of the American Philosophical Society's Henry M.

Phillips Prize, she has explored the legal construction of race and the impact of race-based science on social policy. Roberts' groundbreaking books, including 'Killing the Black Body' and 'Fatal Invention', challenge systemic inequities and push audiences to rethink the role of law in perpetuating—and overcoming—social injustice.