The Cato Institute publishes an array of research and opinion on civil rights issues. While opposing all forms of state-sponsored discrimination, classical liberals generally hold the position that market forces are the best way to remedy private discrimination. Cato also maintains that most civil rights stem from the right to property, and so we include property rights in our collection of research on civil rights.
Roger Pilon, Vice President for Legal Affairs; B. Kenneth Simon Chair in Constitutional Studies; Director, Center for Constitutional Studies
Timothy Lynch, Associate Director, Center for Constitutional Studies; Director, Project on Criminal Justice
Robert A. Levy, Senior Fellow in Constitutional Studies
Mark Moller, Senior Fellow in Constitutional Studies; Editor in Chief, Cato Supreme Court Review
Walter E. Williams, Adjunct Scholar
Richard A. Epstein, Adjunct Scholar
Ellen Frankel Paul, Adjunct Scholar
Cathy Young, Fellow