AuthorTitleCitationSummaryYearGender in Title or SummaryEthnicity in Title
Maria L. Ontiveros Lessons from the Fields: Female Farmworkers and the Law 55 Maine Law Review 157 (2003) I. L2-4Introduction II. L2-4Life in the Fields A. L3-4Demographics and Structure of California's Agricultural Industry 1. Demographic Information 2. Structural Component: Undocumented Workforce 3. Structural Component: Farm Labor Contractors B. L3-4The Transnational Lives of Farmworkers C. L3-4Conditions of Work 1. Work, Hours, and Compensation 2....; Search Snippet: ...New Perspectives on Labor and Gender Lessons from the Fields: Female Farmworkers and the Law Maria L. Ontiveros [Fna1] Copyright © 2003... 2003 Yes  
Judith J. Johnson License to Harass Women: Requiring Hostile Environment Sexual Harassment to Be "Severe or Pervasive" Discriminates among "Terms and Conditions" of Employment 62 Maryland Law Review 85 (2003) Title VII was intended to remedy discrimination; thus, it is ironic that the courts themselves discriminate among terms and conditions of employment by treating hostile environment discrimination less favorably, most commonly in sexual harassment cases. As the Supreme Court said in its first sexual harassment case, hostile environment harassment...; Search Snippet: ...Law Review Maryland Law Review 2003 Article License to Harass Women: Requiring Hostile Environment Sexual Harassment to Be Severe or Pervasive... 2003 Yes  
Barbara Stark Lost Boys and Forgotten Girls: Intercountry Adoption, Human Rights, and African Children 22 Saint Louis University Public Law Review 275 (2003) Everyone knows the story of the Lost Boys of Sudan, thousands of children who lost their families and villages to brutal civil war, fleeing across East Africa to Kenya, where they survived in a desolate refugee camp. Their story spread, and several thousand of the Lost Boys were resettled in the United States. There, they asked their suburban...; Search Snippet: ...Children as Refugees and Displaced Persons Lost Boys and Forgotten Girls: Intercountry Adoption, Human Rights, and African Children Barbara Stark [Fna1... 2003 Yes African/Black American
Deborah L. Rhode Midcourse Corrections: Women in Legal Education 53 Journal of Legal Education 475 (December, 2003) It is an honor and a pleasure to join in such a fitting testament to our partial progress. The fact that this symposium occurred is a tribute to the advances women, particularly women of color, have made in legal education over the last quarter-century. The fact that we all still need to be here is a reminder of progress yet to be made. On the...; Search Snippet: ...Stock: Women of All Colors in Legal Education Midcourse Corrections: Women in Legal Education Deborah L. Rhode [Fna1] Copyright © 2003 By... 2003 Yes  
Helen Y. Chang My Father Is a Woman, Oh No!: the Failure of the Courts to Uphold Individual Substantive Due Process Rights for Transgender Parents under the Guise of the Best Interest of the Child 43 Santa Clara Law Review 649 (2003) My father wants me to call him Aunt Sharon because he plans to become a woman. Is he still my father? Or do I now have two mothers? The Missouri Court of Appeals answered both of these questions in the negative by denying Aunt Sharon custody of her two sons. Under the guise of the best interest of the child, courts have denied biological...; Search Snippet: ...Santa Clara Law Review 2003 Article My Father Is a Woman, Oh No!: the Failure of the Courts to Uphold Individual... 2003 Yes  
Mary Romero Nanny Diaries and Other Stories: Imagining Immigrant Women's Labor in the Social Reproduction of American Families 52 DePaul Law Review 809 (Spring 2003) Wanted: One young woman to take care of four-year-old boy. Must be cheerful, enthusiastic, and selfless--bordering on masochistic. Must relish sixteen-hour shifts with a deliberately nap-deprived preschooler. Must love getting thrown up on, literally and figuratively, by everyone in his family. Must enjoy the delicious anticipation of ridiculously...; Search Snippet: ...Review Symposium Article Nanny Diaries and Other Stories: Imagining Immigrant Women's Labor in the Social Reproduction of American Families Mary Romero... 2003 Yes  
Deborah Jones Merritt, Barbara F. Reskin New Directions for Women in the Legal Academy 53 Journal of Legal Education 489 (December, 2003) For almost a decade we have been tracing the careers of women and men in the legal academy. Our research, which focuses primarily on race and gender relationships to career progression, examines the careers of more than a thousand people who began teaching at accredited law schools during the late 1980s and early 1990s. Our population includes both...; Search Snippet: ...Women of All Colors in Legal Education New Directions for Women in the Legal Academy Deborah Jones Merritt Barbara F. Reskin... 2003 Yes  
Linda Wightman On the Road to Esq.: Women in Law School 20 No. 1 GPSolo 49 (January/February, 2003) Women's journey to find equality in a profession that is traditionally male dominated has involved two significant hurdles: surviving in the previously male-dominated law school environment and transitioning from school to the profession. The presence of substantial numbers of women in legal educationa full 50 percent of entering classesis a...; Search Snippet: ...Gpsolo January/february, 2003 Feature on the Road to Esq.: Women in Law School Linda Wightman [Fna1] Copyright © 2003 by American... 2003 Yes  
Ann Shalleck Pedagogical Subversion in Clinical Teaching: the Women & the Law Clinic and the Intellectual Property Clinic as Legal Archaeology 13 Texas Journal of Women and the Law 113 (Fall 2003) Legal pedagogy provides an important site for the subversion of dominant conceptions of law. For more than two decades, feminist law teachers have sought to enable our students to understand how the law interacts with social power to shape women's experience in society, to critique how the law operates in any particular situation with regard to...; Search Snippet: ...History/constructing the Future Pedagogical Subversion in Clinical Teaching: the Women & the Law Clinic and the Intellectual Property Clinic as Legal... 2003 Yes  
Michelle Decasas Protecting Hispanic Women: the Inadequacy of Domestic Violence Policy 24 Chicano-Latino Law Review 56 (Spring 2003) Over the past three decades the women's movement has made great strides in providing women with added protection and access to the legal system. One of the most important areas of progress has been in anti-domestic violence policy. The movement has successfully made domestic violence a crime and a growing concern for society. This progress,...; Search Snippet: ...Law Review Chicano-latino Law Review Spring 2003 Comments Protecting Hispanic Women: the Inadequacy of Domestic Violence Policy Michelle Decasas [Fna1] Copyright... 2003 Yes Hispanic/Latinx American
Nandini Gunewardena Reinscribing Subalternity: International Financial Institutions, Development, and Women's Marginality 7 UCLA Journal of International Law and Foreign Affairs 201 (Fall/Winter 2002-2003) This paper explores the ways in which the development policies and practices of international financial institutions reap deleterious consequences for developing countries, and result in particularly devastating effects for low-income women. Drawing upon the conceptual paradigms of hegemony and subalternity, this article examines the impact of...; Search Snippet: ...2002-2003 Article Reinscribing Subalternity: International Financial Institutions, Development, and Women's Marginality Nandini Gunewardena [Fna1] Copyright (C) 2002 Regents of The... 2003 Yes  
Renee Chelian Remarks on the "Crack" Program: Coercing Women's Reproductive Choices 5 Journal of Law in Society 187 (Fall, 2003) As the President of MARAL (the Michigan affiliate of NARAL Pro-Choice America) and as a women's health care provider, I believe it is essential that we speak out and weigh in whenever women's reproductive rights are threatened. This is especially important when the women who are being targeted are some of society's most vulnerable. As you know, I...; Search Snippet: ...Society Fall, 2003 Article Remarks on the Crack Program: Coercing Women's Reproductive Choices Renee Chelian [Fna1] Copyright (C) 2003 Wayne State... 2003 Yes  
Nicole Buonocore Porter Sex plus Age Discrimination: Protecting Older Women Workers 81 Denver University Law Review 79 (2003) There is little doubt that sexism and ageism still exist. To remedy these isms, there are laws to protect both women and older workers from discrimination in the workplace, namely Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (Title VII), which prohibits sex discrimination as well as discrimination based on many other protected categories, and the...; Search Snippet: ...Law Review 2003 Article Sex plus Age Discrimination: Protecting Older Women Workers Nicole Buonocore Porter [Fnd1] Copyright (C) 2003 Denver University... 2003 Yes  
Jennifer Ward Snapshots: Holistic Images of Female Offenders in the Criminal Justice System 30 Fordham Urban Law Journal 723 (January, 2003) Currently, the number of female offenders continues to increase while the overall crime rate drops. Unfortunately, the most recent report by the Bureau of Justice Statistics does not clarify the reasons underlying this trend. Yet this trend is not new. Between 1960 and 1974, the number of arrests for women increased by 108 percent, with a...; Search Snippet: ...Justice: Law Enforcement and Criminal Offenders Snapshots: Holistic Images of Female Offenders in the Criminal Justice System Jennifer Ward [Fna1] Copyright... 2003 Yes  
Dazon Dixon-Diallo Special Needs: Hiv-positive Women 17 Emory International Law Review 561 (Summer 2003) Good afternoon! We're all mothers and we all have that fire of powerful women within us whose spirits are so angry we could laugh beauty into life and still make you taste the salty tears of our knowledge for we are not tortured anymore. We have seen beyond your lies and disguises and we have mastered the language of words. We have mastered speech....; Search Snippet: ...Law Emory International Law Review Speeches Special Needs: Hiv-positive Women Dazon Dixon-diallo [Fna1] Copyright (C) 2003 Emory University School... 2003 Yes  
Sandra J. Schmieder The Failure of the Violence Against Women Act's Full Faith and Credit Provision in Indian Country: an Argument for Amendment 74 University of Colorado Law Review 765 (Spring 2003) In August of 1994, Congress passed the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), which includes a provision requiring states and Indian tribes to give full faith and credit to protection orders issued by the courts of other states and tribes. The provision, 18 U.S.C. § 2265 (Section 2265), purports to ensure that victims of domestic violence do not...; Search Snippet: ...Review Spring 2003 Comments the Failure of the Violence Against Women Act's Full Faith and Credit Provision in Indian Country: An... 2003 Yes American Indian/Alaskan Native
Cheryl L. Wade The Impact of U.s. Corporate Policy on Women and People of Color 7 Journal of Gender, Race and Justice 213 (Spring 2003) In this essay, I enumerate some of the international and domestic implications of corporate policy for women and people of color. In the first part of this essay, I focus on multinational corporations as significant contributors to the policies that promote the growing globalization trend and liberalized rules of international trade. The new rules...; Search Snippet: ...Spring 2003 Essay the Impact of U.s. Corporate Policy on Women and People of Color Cheryl L. Wade Copyright (C) 2003... 2003 Yes  
Patricia M. Hernandez The Myth of Machismo: an Everyday Reality for Latin American Women 15 Saint Thomas Law Review 859 (Summer 2003) My first husband was a drug addict and an alcoholic. He hit me a lot, and he burned me on my face with a lit cigarette . . . . When I was hit by my husbands and I went to the police, they told me to hit back. - Maria dos Anjos Ferreira, age 29, Brazil Stories such as Maria's are common in Latin America. Here in the United States, battering is an...; Search Snippet: ...The Myth of Machismo: an Everyday Reality for Latin American Women Patricia M. Hernandez [Fna1] Copyright (C) 2003 St. Thomas Law... 2003 Yes Hispanic/Latinx American
Joni Hersch, Ph.D. The New Labor Market for Lawyers: Will Female Lawyers Still Earn Less? 10 Cardozo Women's Law Journal L.J. 1 (Fall 2003) Perhaps the most dramatic change in the labor market for lawyers over the past three decades has been the rapid increase in the number of women in the profession. In 1971, 3% of lawyers in the U.S. were women. By 2000, 28.9% of all U.S. lawyers were female, as were 47% of law students. Women are expected to become the majority of law students, as...; Search Snippet: ...Fall 2003 Articles the New Labor Market for Lawyers: Will Female Lawyers Still Earn Less? Joni Hersch , Ph.d. [Fna1] Copyright ©... 2003 Yes  
Kathleen A. Portuán Miller The Other Side of the Coin: a Look at Islamic Law as Compared to Anglo-american Law-do Muslim Women Really Have Fewer Rights than American Women? 16 New York International Law Review 65 (Summer, 2003) Today, 1.2 billion Muslimsone out of every five peoplelive around the world. Muslims are predominately living in Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Mauritania, Libya, and Egypt in North Africa; Sudan, Niger, Mali, Senegal, Guinea, Ethiopia, Somalia, Kenya, Nigeria, Tanzania, and South Africa in Central and Southern Africa; Jordan, Palestine, Syria, Iraq,...; Search Snippet: ...Islamic Law as Compared to Anglo-american Lawdo Muslim Women Really Have Fewer Rights than American Women? Kathleen A. Portuán Miller [Fna1] Copyright © 2003 by New York... 2003 Yes  
Jessica Dayton The Silencing of a Woman's Choice: Mandatory Arrest and No Drop Prosecution Policies in Domestic Violence Cases 9 Cardozo Women's Law Journal 281 (2003) If you are coming to help me, you are wasting your time. But if you have come because your liberation is bound up with mine, let us work together This quotation illustrates the need for a woman's autonomy in the arrest and prosecution of domestic violence perpetrators. No one makes the choice for a woman to call the police on her abusive partner...; Search Snippet: ...Student Essays Part Ii. Intimate Violence the Silencing of a Woman's Choice: Mandatory Arrest and No Drop Prosecution Policies in Domestic... 2003 Yes  
Sara Osborne These Are Not Our Rules: a Public Interest and Women Oriented Law School to Improve the Lives of Women Both Within and Outside the Legal Profession 46 Howard Law Journal 549 (Spring 2003) After years of advocacy efforts and political battles, two new atypical public law schools opened their doors for the 2002-2003 academic year. First, Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University (FAMU) reintroduced its black law school ye; Search Snippet: ...Comments These Are Not Our Rules: a Public Interest and Women Oriented Law School to Improve the Lives of Women Both Within and Outside the Legal Profession Sara Osborne [Fna1... 2003 Yes African/Black American
Lisa A. Crooms To Establish My Legitimate Name Inside the Consciousness of Strangers: Critical Race Praxis, Progressive Women-of-color Theorizing, and Human Rights 46 Howard Law Journal 229 (Winter 2003) As a female member of our endangered species, I am searching for a relevant proof of sisterhood: I am searching for relevant proof of brotherhood hinged to that sisterhood. I want to pursue the collective, and the creative, securement of all our legitimate names for all of our, finally, legitimate lives. I need to establish my legitimate name...; Search Snippet: ...Name Inside the Consciousness of Strangers: Critical Race Praxis, Progressive Women-of-color Theorizing, and Human Rights Lisa A. Crooms [Fna1... 2003 Yes  
Herma Hill Kay Uc's Women Law Faculty 36 U.C. Davis Law Review 331 (January, 2003) I am delighted and honored to deliver the annual Brigitte M. Bodenheimer Lecture, both because I knew and admired Brigitte and because I delivered a lecture here in the spring of 1979 on the occasion of her retirement. It means a great deal to be invited back to be part of the Lecture Series established in her memory. On that earlier occasion, I...; Search Snippet: ...2003 Brigitte M. Bodenheimer Memorial Lecture on the Family Uc's Women Law Faculty Herma Hill Kay [Fna1] Copyright (C) 2003 Regents... 2003 Yes  
Shelby A.D. Moore Understanding the Connection Between Domestic Violence, Crime, and Poverty: How Welfare Reform May Keep Battered Women from Leaving Abusive Relationships 12 Texas Journal of Women and the Law 451 (Spring 2003) I. Introduction. 452 II. Facing Reality: Women in Abusive Relationships Commit Crimes Other than Homicide. 457 A. Child-Related Crimes. 458 B. Drug Offenses and Family Violence. 465 C. Property Crimes and Domestic Violence. 467 III. Battered Women: Why They Stay or the Impediments to Leaving. 470 A. Why Battered Women Cannot Leave. 471 B. Domestic...; Search Snippet: ...Violence, Crime, and Poverty: How Welfare Reform May Keep Battered Women from Leaving Abusive Relationships Shelby A.d. Moore [Fna1] Copyright ©... 2003 Yes  
David Benjamin Oppenheimer Verdicts Matter: an Empirical Study of California Employment Discrimination and Wrongful Discharge Jury Verdicts Reveals Low Success Rates for Women and Minorities 37 U.C. Davis Law Review 511 (December, 2003) Introduction. 513 I. A Review of Prior Employment Discrimination and Wrongful Discharge Jury verdict Research. 518 II. Verdicts Matter: How Jury Verdict Data Were Used to Justify the Imposition of Damage Caps in the 1991 Civil Rights Act. 528 III. The Results of a Comprehensive Survey of California Employment Discrimination and Wrongful Discharge...; Search Snippet: ...And Wrongful Discharge Jury Verdicts Reveals Low Success Rates for Women and Minorities David Benjamin Oppenheimer [Fna1] Copyright (C) 2003 Regents... 2003 Yes  
Christine Alice Corcos We Don't Want Advantages the Woman Lawyer Hero and Her Quest for Power in Popular Culture 53 Syracuse Law Review 1225 (2003) Introduction. 1225 I. The Unruly Female Lawyer. 1239 II. A Rationale for the Use of Courtroom Dramas to Critique Women's Professional Roles. 1244 III. Case Studies: Adam's Rib, The Accused, Legally Blonde. 1248 A. Adam's Rib. 1253 B. The Accused. 1263 C. Legally Blonde. 1267 Conclusion. 1270 Lawyers should never marry lawyers. This is called...; Search Snippet: ...Law(yers) in Popular Culture We Don't Want Advantages the Woman Lawyer Hero and Her Quest for Power in Popular Culture... 2003 Yes  
Joseph R. Biden, Jr. What about the Girls? The Role of the Federal Government in Addressing the Rise in Female Juvenile Offenders 14 Stanford Law and Policy Review 29 (2003) Institutionalized I sit and ask myself why Two years old locked in the system Six years old, getting locked in a closet Seven years old locked in the attic. Twelve years old, locked in my room Fourteen years old locked in YGC Why is this a place I don't mind to be? Tamika, Youth Guidance Center One headline catching attention across the country is...; Search Snippet: ...And Consequences: Juvenile Justice in America Articles What about the Girls? The Role of the Federal Government in Addressing the Rise in Female Juvenile Offenders Joseph R. Biden, Jr. [Fna1] Copyright (C) 2003... 2003 Yes  
Haneefah A. Jackson When Love Is a Crime: Why the Drug Prosecutions and Punishments of Female Non-conspirators Cannot Be Justified by Retributive Principles 46 Howard Law Journal 517 (Spring 2003) The War on Drugs initiated in the 1980s by American lawmakers and politicians with the support of law enforcement agencies, the media, and much of middle America has evolved from what could have originally been deemed a noble attempt at curtailing criminal behavior into what is now little more than a war against the poorest and most defenseless...; Search Snippet: ...Is a Crime: Why the Drug Prosecutions and Punishments of Female Non-conspirators Cannot Be Justified by Retributive Principles [Fn1] Haneefah... 2003 Yes  
Linda L. Ammons Why Do You Do the Things You Do? Clemency for Battered Incarcerated Women, a Decade's Review 11 American University Journal of Gender, Social Policy and the Law 533 (2003) Introduction. 533 I. To Grant or Not to Grant: You May Ask, But Now Rarely Receive. 535 II. Pardoning the Powerless: Battered Incarcerated Women Petition for Relief. 543 III. Mercy or Madness: Making Sense of Murderers Set Free. 547 IV. Models of Justice, Mercy, Grace?. 551 V. Just the Facts Ma'am: Recidivism and Clemency: Revolving Doors, or...; Search Snippet: ...You Do the Things You Do? Clemency for Battered Incarcerated Women, a Decade's Review Linda L. Ammons [Fna1] Copyright (C) 2003... 2003 Yes  
Beverly Encarguez Perez Woman Warrior Meets Mail-order Bride: Finding an Asian American Voice in the Women's Movement 18 Berkeley Women's Law Journal 211 (2003) You know, I've never found acceptance anywhere. Not from my family, not from other kids in the playground, not from high school, and certainly not from other comediennes. I had never found acceptance until that moment. I felt real, I felt alive. I felt that for the first time in my life, I was not invisible. Many Asian Americans echo a feeling of...; Search Snippet: ...Berkeley Womens Law Journal Berkeley Women's Law Journal 2003 Articles Woman Warrior [Fnd1] Meets Mail-order Bride: Finding an Asian American Voice in the Women's Movement Beverly Encarguez Perez [Fndd1] Copyright (C) 2003 Regents Of... 2003 Yes Asian American
Margot Klein, Michele Jochner Women Everywhere Project Proves Volunteers Can Make a Difference 17-JUL CBA Record 34 (June/July, 2003) Volunteer attorneys throughout Illinois joined together to participate in the fourth annual Women Everywhere: Partners in Service Project on May 16. The Women Everywhere Project is a volunteer collective aimed at soliciting and coordinating activities on behalf of women in need. Through the various activities of the Women Everywhere Project, about...; Search Snippet: ...2003 Wl 21953378 Cba Record Cba Record June/july, 2003 Women Everywhere Project Proves Volunteers Can Make a Difference Margot Klein... 2003 Yes  
Katherine L. Vaughns Women of Color in Law Teaching: Shared Identities, Different Experiences 53 Journal of Legal Education 496 (December, 2003) In a world undivided along racial and gender lines, we would not have the occasion to ponder the relevance of race and gender to our role as professors of law .. Women of color who teach law share their gender with their white female counterparts and their race with men of color in law teaching. But their experiences in the legal academy differ...; Search Snippet: ...2003 Taking Stock: Women of All Colors in Legal Education Women of Color in Law Teaching: Shared Identities, Different Experiences Katherine... 2003 Yes  
Jacqueline Mertz Women of Color--what Their Voices Teach Us 9 Cardozo Women's Law Journal 205 (2003) It was 1970; I was seventeen, pregnant, and just about to graduate high school. My boyfriend was twenty and in the army. What do I do? My boyfriend's solution to our predicament was to punch me in the stomach so that I would abort. Luckily, the abortion law had just passed in New York, and I was able to have a legal abortion. Unable to attend...; Search Snippet: ...Women's Law Journal 2003 Student Essays Part I. Defining Feminism Women of Color--what Their Voices Teach Us [Fn1] Jacqueline Mertz... 2003 Yes  
Jayne Huckerby Women Who Kill Their Children: Case Study and Conclusions Concerning the Differences in the Fall from Maternal Grace by Khoua Her and Andrea Yates 10 Duke Journal of Gender Law & Policy 149 (Summer, 2003) The disparate treatment of white, middle-class women and poor women of color in the criminal justice system and contemporary popular discourse has been well documented. However, less attention has been given to how this harsher treatment of poor women of color manifests itself in the media coverage of cases of infanticide. This paper aims to begin...; Search Snippet: ...Summer, 2003 Tenth Anniversary Issue: Gender and Criminal Defenses Essay Women Who Kill Their Children: Case Study and Conclusions Concerning The... 2003 Yes  
Gretchen Ritter Women's Citizenship and the Problem of Legal Personhood in the United States in the 1960s and 1970s 13 Texas Journal of Women and the Law L. 1 (Fall 2003) I. Introduction. 1 II. Equality. 5 A. The Development of Equal Protection Doctrine Applied to Sex. 6 B. The Reed Brief. 8 C. Race and Gender. 10 D. Equality and Individualism. 12 E. Jury Service. 14 III. Privacy. 16 A. Privacy and Birth Control. 17 B. Griswold. 20 C. Eisenstadt. 22 D. Roe and Doe. 24 E. The Doctor. 28 F. Privacy Beyond Roe. 31 IV....; Search Snippet: ...2003 Symposium: Subversive Legacies: Learning from History/constructing the Future Women's Citizenship and the Problem of Legal Personhood in the United... 2003 Yes  
Candace Kruttschnitt, Rosemary Gartner Women's Imprisonment 30 Crime and Justice Just. 1 (2003) Incarceration of women in the United States is at a historic high, but understanding of women's experiences in prison, their responses to treatment, their lives after prison, and how changing prison regimes have affected these things remains limited. Individual attributes, preprison experiences, and prison conditions are associated with how women...; Search Snippet: ...2003 Wl 22834255 Crime and Justice Crime and Justice 2003 Women's Imprisonment Candace Kruttschnitt Rosemary Gartner [Fna1] Copyright © 2003 by University... 2003 Yes  
Tania Cruz & Eric K. Yamamoto , Esther K. Arinaga and Rene E. Ojiri A Tribute to Patsy Takemoto Mink 4 Asian-Pacific Law and Policy Journal 569 (6/1/2003) Patsy Takemoto Mink's life generated a wave of praise for her work as a congressional and community leader. Upon her passing, numerous politicians, women's groups and civil rights organizations reflected on her lifelong accomplishments, celebrating what an inspiration she had been to women and minorities throughout Hawaii and the nation. As the...; Search Snippet: ...For Patsy the Obstacles in 1951 Were Formidable: She Was Female, Married, and an Asian- American. Unable to Find Work as an Attorney, She Returned To... 2003   Multiple Groups
Karen K. Narasaki, Vincent A. Eng, Terry M. Ao, National Asian Pacific American Legal Center, Mark A. Packman, Attorney of Record, Jonathan M. Cohen, Robert Thoron Taylor, Joel E Greer, Gilbert Heintz, Randolph Brief of Amici Curiae National Asian Pacific American Legal Consortium, Asian Law Caucus, Asian Pacific American Legal Center, et Al. , in Support of Respondents in Barbara Grutter, Petitioner, V. Lee Bollinger, et Al., Respondents and Jennifer Gratz, et 10 Asian Law Journal 295 (May, 2003) The National Asian Pacific American Legal Consortium (NAPALC) is a national, nonprofit, nonpartisan organization whose mission is to advance the legal and civil rights of Asian Pacific Americans. NAPALC is committed to supporting affirmative action as a way of ensuring equal opportunities for women and minorities. Joining NAPALC as amici curiae...; Search Snippet: ...See Cynthia Kwei Yung Lee, Beyond Black and White: Racializing Asian Americans in a Society Obsessed with O.j., 6 Hastings Women's L.j. 165, 181 (1995) (Beyond Black and White); Spencer K. Turnbull, Wen Ho Lee and the Consequences of Enduring Asian American Stereotypes, 7 Asian Pac. Am. L.j. 72, 74-75 (2001... 2003   Multipe Groups
Peter C. Alexander Building 'A Doll's House': a Feminist Analysis of Marital Debt Dischargeability in Bankruptcy 48 Villanova Law Review 381 (2003) MUCH has been written about divorce in this country, the feminization of poverty that may be fairly attributed to the rise in divorce rates and the resulting financial hardship that often occurs. Less noticeably, a feminist discussion has evolved concerning the intersection of divorce and bankruptcy, specifically the discharge of marital debts in...; Search Snippet: ...Villanova Law Review 2003 Articles Building a Doll's House: a Feminist Analysis of Marital Debt Dischargeability in Bankruptcy Peter C. Alexander... 2003    
Berta Esperanza Hernández-Truyol Building Bridges V-cubans Without Borders: Mujeres Unidas Por Su Historia 55 Florida Law Review 225 (January, 2003) I. L2-4,T4Introduction 225 II. L2-4,T4A Brief History of Women in Cuba 231 A. L3-4,T4Mambisas: The First Women's Movement in Cuban Society 231. B. L3-4,T4Early Legal Changes Favoring Women 233. 1. Property and Family Rights. 233 2. The Rights to Vote and to Equality. 236 C. L3-4,T4The Castro Revolution and Beyond 238. 1. Women Join the Fight for...; Search Snippet: ...Latina Tracks the Dominant Paradigm's Construction of Sex. Like All Girls, Latinas Are Socialized to Be Feminine, to Be Mothers and Wives. Society Mandates That Their Most... 2003   Hispanic/Latinx American
Molly McDonough Damaging Disrespect 89-DEC ABA Journal 56 (December, 2003) In the past decade or so, more than 40 jurisdictions in the United States have created task forces or working groups to identify ways to eliminate, or at least reduce, bias in the nation's courtrooms. Among their efforts, those task forces have produced various studies of how those who come into contact with the justice system are affected by the...; Search Snippet: ...Journal December, 2003 Feature Aba Connection Damaging Disrespect Minorities and Women Still Experience Bias in the Justice System, Though it Isn't... 2003    
Jenny B. Davis Distinction with a Difference 89-APR ABA Journal 43 (April, 2003) Attorney kim askew of dallas stands out from the crowdespecially when the crowd is the local Junior League. I always smile when people snicker at my involvement with the Junior League, says Askew, an employment partner at Hughes & Luce. But, Askew adds, she has won clients through her involvement in an organization many assume is an odd match...; Search Snippet: ...2003 Feature Law Practice Distinction with a Difference Minority and Female Lawyers Find Standing out Can Be Outstanding When it Comes... 2003    
Nancy E. Dowd , Kenneth B. Nunn , Jane E. Pendergast Diversity Matters: Race, Gender, and Ethnicity in Legal Education 15 University of Florida Journal of Law and Public Policy 11 (Fall, 2003) I. L2-5,T5Introduction 12 II. L2-5,T5The Context 18 A. L3-5,T5Legal Education, the Profession, and Legal Services 18 B. L3-5,T5Prior Surveys/Studies 21 III. L2-5,T5The University of Florida Survey 23 A. L3-5,T5Design 23 B. L3-5,T5Summary of Survey Results 25 1. L4-5,T5Themes/Patterns 25. 2. L4-5,T5Detailed Summary 27. a. Race Differences. 27 b....; Search Snippet: ...A Dedication to Chesterfield H. Smith Article Diversity Matters: Race, Gender, and Ethnicity in Legal Education Nancy E. Dowd [Fna1] Kenneth... 2003    
Twila L. Perry Diversity, Discourse, and the Mission of the Feminist Law Journal 12 Columbia Journal of Gender and Law 466 (2003) Why a feminist law journal? In recent years, there has been a proliferation of law school journals. At present many schools have, in addition to the traditional law review, journals which focus on race, environmental law, gay and lesbian issues, or international law. In such a context, there seems little need to feel that one has to offer a...; Search Snippet: ...And Enduring Marginality Diversity, Discourse, and the Mission of the Feminist Law Journal Twila L. Perry [Fna1] Copyright © 2003 by Columbia... 2003    
Kristin Bebelaar, Stacy Caplow, Patricia Fersch, Betty Levinson, Jennifer L. Rosato, Elizabeth M. Schneider, Anthony J. Sebok, Lisa C. Smith Domestic Violence in Legal Education and Legal Practice: a Dialogue Between Professors and Practitioners 11 Journal of Law & Policy 409 (2003) KRISTIN BEBELAAR is an Associate with Gulielmetti & Gesmer, P.C., where she practices family law, real estate law, and general civil litigation. Prior to law school, she was the Children's Program Coordinator at La Casa de las Madres, a San Francisco shelter for battered women, and she later worked in a special project of the San Francisco District...; Search Snippet: ...For One of the Banks, an Absolutely Beautiful, Stunning, Intelligent African- American Woman, Married to an African- American Man. They Had Two Boys, Eight and Ten Years Old... 2003   African/Black American
Hope Lewis Embracing Complexity: Human Rights in Critical Race Feminist Perspective 12 Columbia Journal of Gender and Law 510 (2003) Is feminist human rights scholarship prepared to address the current crisis in international law and politics? Globalization, the reassertion of deep cultural divides, war, armed conflict, terrorism, the HIV/AIDS pandemic, the appalling economic status of women in the Global South, desperate flows of migrants willing to risk death for economic...; Search Snippet: ...Privilege, and Membership Embracing Complexity: Human Rights in Critical Race Feminist Perspective Hope Lewis [Fna1] Copyright © 2003 by Columbia Journal Of... 2003    
Gary R. Roberts Evaluating Gender Equity Within the Framework of Intercollegiate Athletics' Conflicting Value Systems 77 Tulane Law Review 997 (March, 2003) Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 prohibits gender discrimination by educational institutions receiving federal funds and has become the focal point for a bitter three-cornered debate among supporters of women's sports, men's nonrevenue sports, and the high profile men's sports of football and, to a lesser extent, basketball. This Essay...; Search Snippet: ...Tulane Law Review Tulane Law Review March, 2003 Essays Evaluating Gender Equity Within the Framework of Intercollegiate Athletics' Conflicting Value Systems... 2003    
Laura Dugan , Daniel S. Nagin , Richard Rosenfeld Exposure Reduction or Retaliation? The Effects of Domestic Violence Resources on Intimate-partner Homicide 37 Law and Society Review 169 (March, 2003) Rates of homicide involving intimate partners have declined substantially over the past 25 years in the United States, while public awareness of and policy responses to domestic violence have grown. To what extent has the social response to domestic violence contributed to the decline in intimate-partner homicide? We evaluate the relationship...; Search Snippet: ...Relationship to the Offender. Larger Decreases Have Occurred for Males, African Americans, and Married Victims (Including Ex-spouses) than for Females, Whites, and Unmarried Intimates (Greenfield et Al. 1998; Rosenfeld 2000... 2003   African/Black American
Darren Lenard Hutchinson Factless Jurisprudence 34 Columbia Human Rights Law Review 615 (Summer 2003) Professor Terry Smith has written a very important work on the inadequacy of juridical approaches to antidiscrimination law in the context of Title VII litigation. Smith argues that the anti-retaliation provisions of Title VII can serve more broadly as a mechanism for protecting workers of color from prohibited racial discrimination. Smith contends...; Search Snippet: ...H. Rehnquist Court. See, E.g., Judith Resnik, Categorical Federalism: Jurisdiction, Gender, and the Globe, 111 Yale L.j. 619, 624 (2001) Demanding... 2003    
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