Copyright Policy

To insure a safe, non-offensive environment for all of our visitors, we have established the following "Terms of Use." By accessing any area of The Civil Rights Project (CRP) web site, you agree to be legally bound and to abide by these "Terms of Use."

TERMS OF USE

I. Trademark

All trademarks and logos displayed on the CRP web site are the property of The President and Fellows of Harvard College. All rights reserved.

II. Proprietary Rights

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III. Collective Work

All content on the CRP web site is copyrighted where applicable as a collective work under the U.S. copyright laws, and The President and Fellows of Harvard College owns a copyright in the selection, coordination, arrangement, and enhancement of such content.

All Working Papers or drafts of final papers should not be quoted or cited without permission of The Civil Rights Project or their authors. Please use our Contact Us form if you need to request permission.

The Civil Rights Project reserves the right to revise these Terms of Use at any time and Users are deemed to be apprised of and bound by any changes to these Terms of Use.