Richard T. Ford Biography

Richard Thompson Ford is a well-known expert on civil rights and anti-discrimination law. He is the George E. Osborne Professor of Law at Stanford Law School. Ford has published extensively on civil rights, constitutional law, race relations, and anti-discrimination law in academic journals and popular media outlets. His lectures have taken him worldwide, and he has spoken at many prestigious law schools and to lawyers, politicians, and scholars in numerous countries. He is the author of the book "Racial Culture: A Critique," and his newest book, "The Race Card," deals with issues of race and racism in a balanced and objective manner. Before his work at Stanford, Ford worked as a housing policy consultant, a litigation associate, and a Reginald Lewis Fellow at Harvard Law School. He has also served as Commissioner of the Housing Authority of San Francisco.

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