On why contracts might be less boring than you fear...

ContractsProf Blog post

"Contract law provides a particularly rich and interesting backdrop for the analysis of racial assumptions, in part because of its racially-charged history and the ways in which the doctrine is inextricably linked to race, which gives rise to many opportunities throughout the course to incorporate critical perspectives into the analysis of the cases while teaching the core legal doctrine."

IMO, contract law is about economic power and is often about the leverage obtained because of power imblances. Learn how this area of law affects everything from plea bargains to cell phone contracts.

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