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Narrative-Erasing Procedure

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no DOI — not checked[T]he decision to employ formally equal transsubstantive procedure seems to have been based upon the erroneous assumption that all federal civil cases were and always would be sufficiently 'like' along the relevant dimensions to justify a formally equal approach
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no DOI — not checkedLeading Change]; see also Marshall Ganz, Public Narrative, Collective Action, and Power
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no DOI — not checkedObama focused on his father's decision to study in America, his parents' decision to marry despite prejudice, and their choice to name him "Barack," or blessing, as a sign of faith in a tolerant America. Id. at 284. Obama's " 'story of us' " concerned shared values: he described "choices made by the founders to begin this nation" and a long tradition of striving for equality, tying the audience to the shared tradition of striving for equality. Id. at 286. For the " 'story of now
no DOI — not checkedLawyers are often the most effective spokespersons before the media, because we are trained as advocates
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no DOI — not checked323 For support, she cited non-legal narratives: W.E.B. DuBois's The Souls of Black Folk; James Baldwin's The Fire Next Time; and Ta-Nehisi Coates's Between the World and Me. 324 The narratives she cited arguably meet the definition of public narrative: that is, these non-legal narratives represent the stories of individuals ("a story of self") and connected them to the shared identity of the nation ("a story of us"), highlighting the importance of the narrative to the moment in which the writer was writing
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