Author: D.K. Williams

D.K. Williams was a Morehead Scholar at UNC-Chapel Hill, where he earned a B.A. in Economics. He stayed at Carolina and obtained his J.D. with Honors. He has tried civil and criminal cases in state and federal court and successfully argued a death penalty case before the N.C. Supreme Court. He also had a stint as a full time sports reporter for a daily newspaper. He has a podcast that covers both historically important U.S. Supreme Court cases and contemporary cases of interest. D.K. has lived in Denver since 2002.
By D.K. Williams • Jul 28,2021

“¡Patria y vida!” for Cuba

“¡Patria y vida!” is the rallying cry of Cubans protesting 60 years of communist oppression. It means “homeland and life” and is an explicit repudiation of Fidel Castro’s pro-communist slogan,...