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Don't try to be a First Amendment hero. Ben Klutsey & John Inazu explain why treating others as people, not problems, is key for constructive dialogue. discoursemagazine.com/p/how-to-disag…

The Theological Rationale for Protest. johninazu.substack.com/p/the-theologi…

In the session “John Inazu Keynote & Learning to Disagree Panel,” John Inazu, Greg Jao, Andrew Koppelman, & UNC-Chapel Hill Prof. Jeff Spinner-Halev discussed Inazu’s book, "Learning to Disagree: The Surprising Path to Navigating Differences with Empathy and Respect.” #ReligiousLiberty2024

John Inazu continues to lead well on deep political difference and disagreement. Grateful for this conversation and his work on pluralism. #ZealotsPod Shadi Hamid Comment John Inazu Eboo Patel comment.org/podcasts/learn…

Friends, I am hiring chair this year at WashU and would love to hear from you either with your own resume or names of folks we should read. We're open to all fields but have specific needs in 1L private law, international law, corporations, and antitrust.

The Christian Scholar's Review has a 6-part series, "The Legal Vocation," with Todd Ream. First one with John Inazu, "The Deepest Sources of Our Humanity" christianscholars.com/the-deepest-pa… Future episodes: John Witte Jr., Michael McConnell, M. Cathleen Kaveny, David Skeel, and me.

Great essay by Jennifer A. Frey: "If all one’s study is for the sake of making oneself useful and productive, what gets lost is the most essential task: the formation of the person who must grasp the ends their productivity serves."

In partnership with OneJax, we are co-hosting an interactive luncheon with keynote speaker Dr. John Inazu on 9/6 at The Jessie from 11:30am - 1:30pm. Seating is limited. Registration is required for the $30 luncheon: onejax.app.neoncrm.com/np/clients/one…

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Prof. John Inazu on benefiting from perspectives of individuals from all backgrounds: source.wustl.edu/2024/08/buildi…

"Institutions—like people—function best when they know themselves well enough to articulate the reasons for their commitments and beliefs." | John Inazu for Dispatch Faith - Not Everything Is Cancel Culture: thedispatch.com/newsletter/dis…

Great to join David French and Sarah Isgur to talk about Learning to Disagree on Advisory Opinions: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/adv…

Great to hear WashULaw alum Stephen Harrison talk about The Editors last night at The Novel Neighbor. His new novel debuts this week. amazon.com/Editors-Stephe…

Institutional Power and Cancel Culture: johninazu.substack.com/p/institutiona….

Learning to disagree is an art we can all benefit from! WashU Professor John Inazu explained to us how we can disagree with one another amicably - an especially important skill as we approach a presidential election! 🔊Listen: omny.fm/shows/the-show…

Evangelicals in a Diverse Democracy: johninazu.substack.com/p/introducing-…

.John Inazu - what an honor for Interfaith America to work with you and this incredible group of Evangelical Christian leaders to strengthen American pluralism through this project.