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Katharine K. Baker Property Rules Meet Feminist Needs: Respecting Autonomy by Valuing Connection 59 Ohio State Law Journal 1523 (1998) In this Article, Professor Baker analyzes how and why the law protects both horizontal (marital) and vertical (parent/child) relationships. In doing so, she suggests that, although the reasons to protect relationships are comparable in both the horizontal and vertical contexts, the law is much more willing to interfere with vertical relationships,...; Search Snippet: ...Law Journal Ohio State Law Journal 1998 Property Rules Meet Feminist Needs: Respecting Autonomy by Valuing Connection Katharine K. Baker [Fna1... 1998  
Angela Y. Davis Public Imprisonment and Private Violence: Reflections on the Hidden Punishment of Women 24 New England Journal on Criminal and Civil Confinement 339 (Summer, 1998) Over the last twenty-five years, feminist research and activism on sexual assault and domestic violence have generated campaigns and services on local, national and international levels and an increasingly popular culture of resistance which has helped to unveil the global pandemic of violence against women. At the same time, research and activism...; Search Snippet: ...Imprisonment and Private Violence: Reflections on the Hidden Punishment of Women Angela Y. Davis Copyright (C) 1998 by the New England... 1998  
Susan Sturm Race, Gender, and the Law in the Twenty-first Century Workplace: Some Preliminary Observations 1 University of Pennsylvania Journal of Labor and Employment Law 639 (Fall, 1998) We are at an important juncture in the development of race and gender policy in this country. The prevailing regulatory framework erected in the 1960s and 1970s to address discrimination in the workplace faces fundamental challenges. At a time when the United States population is becoming increasingly diverse, traditional methods of considering...; Search Snippet: ...Rethinking Law in the Twenty-first Century Workplace Essay Race, Gender, and the Law in the Twenty-first Century Workplace: Some... 1998  
Robert M. Cearley, Jr. Racial and Gender Bias - Leading by Example 33-FALL Arkansas Lawyer 2 (Fall, 1998) In 1962 an African-American man was convicted of contempt for refusing to sit in the section of the courtroom reserved for Negroes. The conviction was reversed by the U.S. Supreme Court in a per curiam opinion. Johnson v. Virginia, 373 U.S. 61 (1963). The next year an African-American female witness was held in contempt for refusing to answer...; Search Snippet: ...Arkansas Lawyer Arkansas Lawyer Fall, 1998 President's Report Racial and Gender Bias - Leading by Example Robert M. Cearley, Jr. [Fna1] Copyright... 1998 African/Black American
Frances Mitchell Ross Reforming the Bar: Women and the Arkansas Legal Profession 20 University of Arkansas at Little Rock Law Journal 869 (Summer, 1998) Gateway to prominence in the professional world and springboard to careers in politics, the judiciary, business, and more, the law in American history has been a profession linked to power and influence. But while the legal profession has opened these doors for its favorite sons, until recent decades groups such as women, African-Americans, and...; Search Snippet: ...At Little Rock Law Journal Summer, 1998 Reforming the Bar: Women and the Arkansas Legal Profession [Fna1] Frances Mitchell Ross [Fnaa1... 1998 African/Black American
Elizabeth M. Iglesias , Francisco Valdes Religion, Gender, Sexuality, Race and Class in Coalitional Theory: a Critical and Self-critical Analysis of Latcrit Social Justice Agendas 19 Chicano-Latino Law Review 503 (Spring 1998) Introduction. 504 I. Mapping the Power of Faith: The Role of Religion in LatCrit Theory as Anti-Subordination Legal Scholarship. 511 A. Anti-Essentialism, Anti-Subordination (Again). 513 B. Detecting the Bottom. 515 C. Locating LatCrit Analysis in the Material Realities and Historical Antecedents of the Here and Now. 521 D. A Two-Tiered Framework...; Search Snippet: ...Law Review Chicano-latino Law Review Spring 1998 Afterword Religion, Gender, Sexuality, Race and Class in Coalitional Theory: a Critical And... 1998  
Banu Ramachandran Re-reading Difference: Feminist Critiques of the Law School Classroom and the Problem with Speaking from Experience 98 Columbia Law Review 1757 (November, 1998) Accompanying the recent surge in the number of women and people of color attending law school has been an explosion of legal scholarship devoted to examining the marginalization of law students on the basis of gender and race. Much of this work has focused specifically on the law school classroom, and three of the leading self-denominated feminist...; Search Snippet: ...Review Columbia Law Review November, 1998 Note Re-reading Difference: Feminist Critiques of the Law School Classroom and the Problem With... 1998  
Karin Mika Self-reflection Within the Academy: the Absence of Women in Constitutional Jurisprudence 9 Hastings Women's Law Journal 273 (Summer, 1998) One does not have to be an ardent feminist to recognize that the contributions of women in our society have been largely unacknowledged by both history and education. Individuals need only be reasonably attentive to recognize there is a similar absence of women within the curriculum presented in a standard legal education. If one reads Elise...; Search Snippet: ...Summer, 1998 Self-reflection Within the Academy: the Absence of Women in Constitutional Jurisprudence Karin Mika [Fna1] Copyright (C) 1998 Hastings... 1998  
Anne S. De Groot, Jessica Stevens, Sarah Leibel, Lisa Pratt, and Sally Zierler Setting the Standard for Care: Hiv Risk Exposures and Clinical Manifestations of Hiv in Incarcerated Massachusetts Women 24 New England Journal on Criminal and Civil Confinement 353 (Summer, 1998) Women account for a small fraction of the prison and jail population nationwide (6.4% and 10.6% respectively); yet incarcerated women are disproportionately affected by human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). At the end of 1995, 14.7% of female state prison inmates in the Northeast United States were known to be HIV seropositive, compared to 7.5% of...; Search Snippet: ...Risk Exposures and Clinical Manifestations of Hiv in Incarcerated Massachusetts Women Anne S. De Groot Jessica Stevens Sarah Leibel Lisa Pratt... 1998  
Cheryl B. Preston Significant Bits and Pieces: Learning from Fashion Magazines about Violence Against Women 9 UCLA Women's Law Journal 1 (Fall-Winter, 1998) Against the backdrop of high-profile advancements and expanded opportunities for women, Professor Cheryl Preston examines the implicit messages conveyed by prevalent and seemingly innocuous images in advertisements. Preston draws upon her five-year study of fashion magazines, exploring how advertisers use a variety of photography techniques (e.g....; Search Snippet: ...Bits and Pieces: Learning from Fashion Magazines about Violence Against Women Cheryl B. Preston [Fna1] Copyright (C) 1998 Regents of The... 1998  
Raymond C. O'Brien Single-gender Marriage: a Religious Perspective 7 Temple Political & Civil Rights Law Review 429 (Spring 1998) Little has changed so rapidly and so pervasively as family law in the United States. The dynamism of this change is revolutionary. Long-settled principles and practices regarding divorce, marital property, spousal support, and custody, to mention only a few instances, have been abandoned or substantially modified over the last few decades. Not...; Search Snippet: ...Same-sex Relationship Panel Four: Religion, Morality and Sexuality Single- Gender Marriage: a Religious Perspective Rev. Raymond C. O'brien [Fna1] Copyright... 1998  
Amy H. Nemko Single-sex Public Education after Vmi: the Case for Women's Schools 21 Harvard Women's Law Journal 19 (Spring, 1998) [I]f we mean to have Heroes, Statesmen, and Philosophers, we should have learned women. Abigail Adams to John Adams, August 14, 1776 From the beginning the ultimate goal of the women's colleges has been to put themselves out of business. They have looked forward to the time when universal sexual equality would pronounce them obsolete. In 1995,...; Search Snippet: ...1998 Single-sex Public Education after Vmi: the Case for Women's Schools Amy H. Nemko [Fna1] Copyright (C) 1998 by The... 1998  
Geoffrey A. Campbell Slow Progress for Minorities in Law 84-SEP ABA Journal 82 (September, 1998) Minority participation in the legal profession has increased marginally since the mid-1980s, but looming obstacles could haltor even reversethe limited gains, according to a report released by the aba's Commission on Opportunities for Minorities in the Profession. The report, titled Miles to Go: Progress of Minorities in the Legal Profession,...; Search Snippet: ...Law Increase since Mid-'80s Is Tempered by Problems Facing Women of Color Geoffrey A. Campbell Copyright (C) 1998 by The... 1998  
Michelle Chernikoff Anderson Speaking Freely about Reducing Violence Against Women: a Harm Reduction Strategy from the Law and Social Science of Pornography 10 University of Florida Journal of Law and Public Policy 173 (Fall, 1998) I. Introduction. 173 II. Terminology. 176 III. Problems with Current Obscenity Law. 178 IV. Problems with the Current Debate. 180 V. The Research on Harm and Its Limitations. 183 VI. An Educational Approach. 191 A. Laboratory Research. 194 B. Natural Setting Research. 198 C. Research Implications. 200 VII. Conclusion. 204; Search Snippet: ...Policy Fall, 1998 Article Speaking Freely about Reducing Violence Against Women: a Harm Reduction Strategy from the Law and Social Science... 1998  
Linda Kelly Stories from the Front: Seeking Refuge for Battered Immigrants in the Violence Against Women Act 92 Northwestern University Law Review 665 (Winter 1998) We met at a vocational and technical education school. We began dating and fell in love. I was four months into my pregnancy when we got married. The abuse started when I became pregnant and gradually progressed in severity. . . . The verbal insults turned into physical abuse. When I fought back he would beat me and then force me to have sex with...; Search Snippet: ...Front: Seeking Refuge for Battered Immigrants in the Violence Against Women Act Linda Kelly [Fna1] Copyright (C) 1998 Northwestern University School... 1998  
Timothy Davis , Tonya Parker Student-athlete Sexual Violence Against Women: Defining the Limits of Institutional Responsibility 55 Washington and Lee Law Review 55 (Winter 1998) C1-3Table of Contents I. Introduction. 56 II. A Propensity for Sexual Aggression?. 60 A. Empirical Research. 60 B. Sport's Influence in Shaping Cultural Values. 63 1. Sport's Reinforcement of Cultural Themes. 63 2. The Impact of Athletes' Behavior-Real or Imagined. 66 3. Summary. 72 III. Title IX as a Means of Recourse. 72 A. Limits of Litigation...; Search Snippet: ...Lee Law Review Winter 1998 Student-athlete Sexual Violence Against Women: Defining the Limits of Institutional Responsibility Timothy Davis [Fna1] Tonya... 1998  
Carolyn B. Ramsey Subtracting Sexism from the Classroom: Law and Policy in the Debate over All-female Math and Science Classes in Public Schools 8 Texas Journal of Women and the Law 1 (Fall 1998) In his dissent in United States v. Virginia, Justice Scalia pronounced single-sex public education functionally dead. He warned that, despite the illusion that government officials in some future case will have a clear shot at justifying some sort of single-sex public education, the invalidation of Virginia's separate military training for men...; Search Snippet: ...The Classroom: Law and Policy in the Debate over All- Female Math and Science Classes in Public Schools Carolyn B. Ramsey... 1998  
Martha I. Morgan Taking Machismo to Court: the Gender Jurisprudence of the Colombian Constitutional Court 30 University of Miami Inter-American Law Review 253 (Winter, 1998) We cannot separate ourselves from the law. We are in a state of law. María Cristina Calderón, Director of Legal Services, PROFAMILIA. We want to make sure that people's fundamental rights do not just stay on paper. Carlos Gaviria Díaz, Magistrado and former President of the Colombian Constitutional Court. I. L2-4,T4introduction 255 L1-5 II....; Search Snippet: ...Review Winter, 1998 December, 1998 Taking Machismo to Court: the Gender Jurisprudence of the Colombian Constitutional Court Martha I. Morgan [Fna1... 1998  
Carrie Menkel-Meadow Taking the Mass out of Mass Torts: Reflections of a Dalkon Shield Arbitrator on Alternative Dispute Resolution, Judging, Neutrality, Gender, and Process 31 Loyola of Los Angeles Law Review 513 (January, 1998) Life in the modern and post-modern world has changed our understanding of many traditional legal matters. Although many died from plagues, wars, and some shipping and agricultural accidents in the years which preceded the Industrial Revolution and modern breakthroughs in medicine, the twentieth century has given rise to group injury and death at...; Search Snippet: ...A Dalkon Shield Arbitrator on Alternative Dispute Resolution, Judging, Neutrality, Gender, and Process Carrie Menkel-meadow [Fna1] Copyright (C) 1998 Loyola... 1998  
Patricia A. Davidson Tales from the Tobacco Wars: Industry Advertising Targets Teenage Girls 13 Wisconsin Women's Law Journal L.J. 1 (Spring 1998) Startling statistics on youth smoking prompted the Surgeon General to label smoking a pediatric epidemic in her 1994 report. Relying on this data and new evidence that the tobacco industry intended their tobacco products to affect the structure and function of the body, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) asserted jurisdiction over tobacco...; Search Snippet: ...Article Tales from the Tobacco Wars: Industry Advertising Targets Teenage Girls Patricia A. Davidson [Fna1] Copyright (C) 1998 Wisconsin Women's Law... 1998  
Tiffany Zwicker Eggers The "Becca Bill" Would Not Have Saved Becca: Washington State's Treatment of Young Female Offenders 16 Law & Inequality: A Journal of Theory and Practice 219 (Winter 1998) On the afternoon of October 17, 1993, John Metlock, a man in his mid-30s, approached 13-year-old runaway Rebecca Hedman. He offered her $50 for sex. A few hours later, the young runaway was dead. After Metlock and Becca had sex, Metlock demanded his money back. When Becca refused, Metlock grabbed a baseball bat and repeatedly clubbed Becca on the...; Search Snippet: ...Would Not Have Saved Becca: Washington State's Treatment of Young Female Offenders Tiffany Zwicker Eggers [Fna1] Copyright (C) 1998 Law And... 1998  
Tod Christopher Gurney The Aftermath of the Virginia Military Institute Decision: Will Single-gender Education Survive? 38 Santa Clara Law Review 1183 (1998) On June 26, 1996, the United States Supreme Court handed down its decision in United States v. Virginia. In this case, the Court ruled that the Virginia Military Institute's (VMI) male-only admissions policy violated the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. Justice Ginsburg, for the majority, wrote that...; Search Snippet: ...The Aftermath of the Virginia Military Institute Decision: Will Single- Gender Education Survive? Tod Christopher Gurney Copyright (C) 1998 School Of... 1998  
Mary L. Clark The Founding of the Washington College of Law: the First Law School Established by Women for Women 47 American University Law Review 613 (February, 1998) Introduction. 614 I. The Early Lives of Ellen Spencer Mussey and Emma Gillett and the Founding of the Woman's Law Class in 1896. 616 A. Ellen Spencer Mussey. 616 B. Emma Gillett. 625 C. Mussey and Gillett as Prototypes of Early Women Lawyers. 629 II. The History of the Woman's Law Class and the Founding of the Washington College of Law in 1898. 633...; Search Snippet: ...Washington College of Law: the First Law School Established by Women for Women Mary L. Clark [Fna1] Copyright (C) 1998 Washington College Of... 1998  
Jennifer L. Nye The Gender Box 13 Berkeley Women's Law Journal 226 (1998) When I was born.the doctor confidently declared, It's a girl. That might haave been the last time anyone was so sure. It is almost impossible to interact with other people without knowing their gender. Indeed, our lives are so highly gendered that gender becomes an invisible assumption which orders our lives. We use the correct bathroom, buy the...; Search Snippet: ...Berkeley Womens Law Journal Berkeley Women's Law Journal 1998 the Gender Box Jennifer L. Nye [Fnd1] Copyright (C) 1998 by Jennifer... 1998  
Ronnie L. Podolefsky The Illusion of Suffrage: Female Voting Rights and the Women's Poll Tax Repeal Movement after the Nineteenth Amendment 73 Notre Dame Law Review 839 (March, 1998) A century of struggle preceded the 1920 passage of the Nineteenth Amendment, granting women the right to vote. Conventional wisdom holds that passage of the amendment heralded women's right to vote and that, at the same time, it signaled the end of the women's rights movement until the 1960s. This essay challenges both assumptions. The Southern...; Search Snippet: ...March, 1998 1997 Feminist Jurisprudence Essay the Illusion of Suffrage: Female Voting Rights and the Women's Poll Tax Repeal Movement after the Nineteenth Amendment [Fnd1] Ronnie... 1998  
Martha Chamallas The New Gender Panic: Reflections on Sex Scandals and the Military 83 Minnesota Law Review 305 (December, 1998) The legal regulation of sexual conduct is a precarious enterprise. At times, it appears that laws governing sexual conduct are grossly underenforced. We are used to statistics that tell us that only a small fraction of rapes are reported to police and that relatively few victims of sexual harassment have the temerity to complain about their...; Search Snippet: ...Law Review Minnesota Law Review December, 1998 Article the New Gender Panic: Reflections on Sex Scandals and the Military Martha Chamallas... 1998  
Katherine Marconi , Barney Singer , Marsha Fahrer The Paradigm Shift in Medicaid: Women with Hiv under Managed Care 5 Duke Journal of Gender Law & Policy 211 (Spring, 1998) In The Structure of Scientific Revolutions, Thomas Kuhn rejects the concept of development-by-accumulation, which describes scientific advancement as based on a progression of ideas, each incorporating all that precede it, and ultimately yielding a new understanding. He views scientific revolutions as non-cumulative developmental episodes in...; Search Snippet: ...Gender Law & Policy Spring, 1998 the Paradigm Shift in Medicaid: Women with Hiv under Managed Care [Fna1] Katherine Marconi [Fnaa1] Barney... 1998  
Mary Louise Fellows , Sherene Razack The Race to Innocence: Confronting Hierarchical Relations among Women 1 Journal of Gender, Race and Justice 335 (Spring 1998) We came to write this Article after reflecting on the many times that feminist political solidarity has failed because of what we identify below as the problem of competing marginalities. These moments of conflict and political immobility seem to center around the deeply felt belief that each of us, as women, is not implicated in the...; Search Snippet: ...1998 Article the Race to Innocence: Confronting Hierarchical Relations among Women Mary Louise Fellows [Fna1] Sherene Razack [Fnaa1] Copyright (C) 1998... 1998  
Tracey E. Spruce The Sound of Silence: Women's Voices in Medicine and Law 7 Columbia Journal of Gender and Law 239 (1998) Once upon a time, there was a young girl named Angela Stoner. Her friends and family called her Angie. When she was thirteen, she was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer in her left leg and had to undergo radiation and chemotherapy. The treatments made her sick and she lost her hair. The doctors had told her she was going to die; instead she...; Search Snippet: ...Journal of Gender and Law 1998 the Sound of Silence: Women's Voices in Medicine and Law Tracey E. Spruce [Fna1] Copyright... 1998  
  The University of Michigan Law School Women Law Students Association Statement on Affirmative Action 5 Michigan Journal of Gender & Law 214 (1998) February 9, 1998 In the face of recent lawsuits, the Women Law Students Association (WLSA) stands firmly in defense of affirmative action. We believe the lawsuits against the University of Michigan and the University of Michigan Law School are wholly without merit. Affirmative action policies have effected important gains toward sex equality. Along...; Search Snippet: ...1998 Affirmative Action Statements the University of Michigan Law School Women Law Students Association Statement on Affirmative Action Copyright (C) 1998... 1998  
Erin A. McGrath The Young Women's Leadership School: a Viable Alternative to Traditional Coeducational Public Schools 4 Cardozo Women's Law Journal 455 (1998) The need for alternative styles of schooling has emerged as one of the most debated topics in large cities throughout the country due to the decaying quality of public school education. The failure of the urban public school system has been attributed to many societal problems. Primarily, there has been a demographic change in large cities,...; Search Snippet: ...Law Journal Cardozo Women's Law Journal 1998 Notes the Young Women's Leadership School: a Viable Alternative to Traditional Coeducational Public Schools... 1998  
Twila L. Perry Transracial and International Adoption: Mothers, Hierarchy, Race, and Feminist Legal Theory 10 Yale Journal of Law & Feminism 101 (1998) Although in recent years substantial attention has been devoted to both transracial and international adoption, there has been comparatively little discussion of how adoption, and more specifically, how transracial and international adoption might be analyzed from a feminist perspective. It seems clear, however, that transracial and international...; Search Snippet: ...1998 Article Transracial and International Adoption: Mothers, Hierarchy, Race, and Feminist Legal Theory Twila L. Perry [Fnd1] Copyright (C) 1998 Yale... 1998  
Amanda Elizabeth Koman Urban, Single-sex, Public Secondary Schools: Advancing Full Development of the Talent and Capacities of America's Young Women 39 William and Mary Law Review 507 (January, 1998) Wearing white blouses and navy blue skirts and blazers while sitting upon metal stools around shiny, rectangular, wooden laboratory tables, eighteen seventh-grade girls quietly listened to their science teacher. She asked them to describe the weather outside. Several girls called out cloudy and cold. The teacher asked a nonparticipating student...; Search Snippet: ...Full Development of the Talent and Capacities of America's Young Women Amanda Elizabeth Koman Copyright (C) 1998 William and Mary Law... 1998  
Morrison Torrey, Jennifer Ries, Elaine Spiliopoulos What Every First-year Female Law Student Should Know 7 Columbia Journal of Gender and Law 267 (1998) I don't feel as intelligent now as I did before law school. What can first-year women law students expect during law school? Is law school still dominated by men or has legal education responded to the challenge to eliminate sex discrimination? Is there anything women can do to minimize the effects of gender bias and maximize their law school...; Search Snippet: ...Journal of Gender and Law 1998 What Every First-year Female Law Student Should Know [Fna1] Morrison Torrey Jennifer Ries Elaine... 1998  
Paul A. Davis What Is "Sex" ? Heterosexual-male-on-heterosexual-male Sexual Harassment Actions after Oncale V. Sundowner Offshore Services, Inc. 71 Southern California Law Review 1341 (September, 1998) INTRODUCTION. 1343 I. TITLE VII PROTECTION PRIOR TO ONCALE. 1346 A. The Development of Title VII Sexual Harassment Causes of Action: Quid Pro Quo and Hostile Environment. 1346 BHeterosexual-Male-on-Heterosexual-Male Sexual Harassment Prior to Oncale. 1348 1The Pattern in the Cases1348 2. The Circuit Division That Led to Oncale. 1350 II. ONCALE V....; Search Snippet: ...That Had Resulted in Discrimination Against Specific Groups Such as African Americans and Women By, Respectively, Whites and Men. However, this Correction-of-group... 1998 African/Black American
Joanne A. Liu When Law and Culture Clash: Female Genital Mutilation, a Traditional Practice Gaining Recognition as a Global Concern 11 New York International Law Review 71 (Winter, 1998) Recently, there has been much attention paid in the media to the issue of female genital cutting. The July 1996 determination by the United States Board of Immigration Appeals to grant political asylum to a 19-year-old Togolese woman on the ground that she would unwillingly be subjected to female genital mutilation (FGM) if she were deported back...; Search Snippet: ...International Law Review Winter, 1998 When Law and Culture Clash: Female Genital Mutilation, a Traditional Practice Gaining Recognition as a Global... 1998  
Lynne Marie Kohm ; and Britney N. Brigner Women and Assisted Suicide: Exposing the Gender Vulnerability to Acquiescent Death 4 Cardozo Women's Law Journal 241 (1998) Most he's helped were female. And therein lies a warning. Assisted suicide poses a particular threat to women. I have decided the quality of life is not worth a dime. . . . I have nothing left to give to anyone anymore. This epitaph was written by 39-year-old Rebecca Badger, an assisted suicide patient aided by Dr. Kevorkian. Before her death,...; Search Snippet: ...Cardozo Womens Law Journal Cardozo Women's Law Journal 1998 Article Women and Assisted Suicide: Exposing the Gender Vulnerability to Acquiescent Death Lynne Marie Kohm [Fna1] ; and Britney... 1998  
Angela Dordau , Brenda Gunn Women in the Law: Stories of Texas Legal Trailblazers 61 Texas Bar Journal 86 (January, 1998) THOUGH WOMEN BEGAN TO EARN LAW DEGREES in Texas around the turn of the century, they could not participate in a fundamental part of the judicial system--sitting on a jury--until 1954. Today women make up about one-third of the Texas Bar. They serve on courts at all levels and are executives and partners in prestigious firms and multi-national...; Search Snippet: ...39156 Texas Bar Journal Texas Bar Journal January, 1998 Feature Women in the Law: Stories of Texas Legal Trailblazers Angela Dordau... 1998  
Carole Shapiro Women Lawyers in Celluloid, Rewrapped 23 Vermont Law Review 303 (Winter, 1998) This essay is an expansion of the talk I gave at Vermont Law School on April 4, 1998 as a panelist at the symposium Women Making Waves: A Celebration of Twenty-Five Years of Women at Vermont Law School. In this essay, I revisit the topic of the depiction of women lawyers in film that I explored in an earlier law review article. Using the framework...; Search Snippet: ...Celebration of 25 Years of Women at Vermont Law School Women Lawyers in Celluloid, Rewrapped Carole Shapiro [Fna1] Copyright (C) 1998... 1998  
Selma Moidel Smith Women Lawyers: a Century of Achievement 9-FALL Experience 6 (Fall, 1998) An anniversary year will soon commence. The event to be celebrated is the 1899 founding of the first nationwide association of women lawyers in the United States. In this centennial age, when the presence of women in the law has become a daily reality, let us revisit a time when women lawyers were an innovation. Let us look back to the formative...; Search Snippet: ...Experience 6 1998 Wl 797688 Experience Experience Fall, 1998 Feature Women Lawyers: a Century of Achievement Selma Moidel Smith [Fna1] Copyright... 1998  
Mary Becker Women, Morality, and Sexual Orientation 8 UCLA Women's Law Journal 165 (Spring-Summer 1998) In this Article, Professor Becker argues that heterosexual relationships are more problematic for women than lesbian relationships, particularly when such relationships are viewed in terms of their tendency to objectify the other. She discusses how current moral norms concerning the inferiority of homosexuality to heterosexuality enable men to...; Search Snippet: ...Symposium [Fna1] Queer Matters: Emerging Issues in Sexual Orientation Law Women, Morality, and Sexual Orientation Mary Becker [Fnaa1] Copyright (C) 1998... 1998  
Michelle Oberman , Margie Schaps Women's Health and Managed Care 65 Tennessee Law Review 555 (Winter, 1998) C1-5Table of Contents L1-5 I. L2-4,T4Introduction 555 II. L2-4,T4Gender Bias in the Health Care Finance Structure 557 A. L3-4,T4Women's Access to Health Care Services 557 1. Women's Access to Health Insurance. 557 2. Women's Enrollment in Managed Care Plans. 559 B. L3-4,T4Breadth of Coverage and Women's Health Needs 562 1. Covered Services Under...; Search Snippet: ...Wl 567406 Tennessee Law Review Tennessee Law Review Winter, 1998 Women's Health and Managed Care Michelle Oberman [Fna1] Margie Schaps [Fnaa1... 1998  
Mark Kelman (Why) Does Gender Equity in College Athletics Entail Gender Equality? 7 Southern California Review of Law and Women's Studies 63 (Fall 1997) Title IX legally commits us to gender equity in the allocation of resources to male and female athletes. One thing that this has come to mean, in practice, is that the vast bulk of universities and colleges must spend roughly as much per capita on varsity athletic programs for the women enrolled in the school as they do for men to be fully...; Search Snippet: ...Of Law and Women's Studies Fall 1997 Article (Why) Does Gender Equity in College Athletics Entail Gender Equality? Mark Kelman [Fna1] Copyright (C) 1997 University of Southern... 1997  
Adrien Katherine Wing A Critical Race Feminist Conceptualization of Violence: South African and Palestinian Women 60 Albany Law Review 943 (1997) I. Introduction. 944 II. Critical Race Feminism. 946 A. Conceptualizing Violence Using a Critical Race Feminist Approach: Outside/Inside Dichotomy and Spirit Injury. 951 III. Social and Legal Conditions. 954 A. South Africa. 954 1. Violence. 957 B. Palestine. 959 1. Violence. 964 IV. International Law: Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of...; Search Snippet: ...And Culture in the New International Order a Critical Race Feminist Conceptualization of Violence: South African and Palestinian Women Adrien Katherine Wing [Fna] Copyright (C) 1997 Albany Law Review... 1997 African/Black American
Rebecca Korzec A Feminist View of American Elder Law 28 University of Toledo Law Review 547 (Spring, 1997) ANY discussion of contemporary American elder law must consider gender issues. A number of gender concerns are readily discernible, including workplace and family issues. Significantly, sex-based disparities are increasing within the elderly population. In turn, these disparities exacerbate problems of fairness and equity in meeting...; Search Snippet: ...Law Review University of Toledo Law Review Spring, 1997 a Feminist View of American Elder Law Rebecca Korzec [Fna1] Copyright ©... 1997  
Kevin L. Hopkins A Gospel of Law 30 John Marshall Law Review 1039 (Summer 1997) Derrick Bell is no stranger to civil rights activists, the Black community and the legal academy. Over the last three decades his involvement and participation in civil rights litigation and his numerous scholarship in the areas of Race and Constitutional Law have placed him in the forefront of Critical Race Theory. In Gospel Choirs: Psalms of...; Search Snippet: ...Sexism and Notions of Patriarchy. To Do This, He Challenges Black Americans to Critically Review Current Black Male and Female Relationships and Gender Roles. He Argues That the Strengthening of the Black Community... 1997 African/Black American
W. David Koeninger A Room of One's Own and Five Hundred Pounds Becomes a Piece of Paper and "Get a Job": Evaluating Changes in Public Housing Policy from a Feminist Perspective 16 Saint Louis University Public Law Review 445 (1997) When Dantrell Davis, a seven-year-old boy, was shot and killed by a gang member while walking to elementary school in October 1992, the Chicago public housing development called Cabrini-Green became known to the entire country. The incident received such attention because it provided the public with a neat reminder of everything that was wrong with...; Search Snippet: ...A Job: Evaluating Changes in Public Housing Policy from a Feminist Perspective W. David Koeninger [Fna1] Copyright (C) 1997 St. Louis... 1997  
Marilyn V. Yarbrough A Sporting Chance: the Intersection of Race and Gender 38 South Texas Law Review 1029 (October, 1997) I. Introduction. 1029 II. A Proposal For Change. 1031 III. If You Let Me Play Sports'. 1033 IV. The Intersection of Race and Gender. 1035 V. Conclusion. 1042; Search Snippet: ...And Value a Sporting Chance: the Intersection of Race and Gender Marilyn V. Yarbrough [Fna1] Copyright (C) 1997 South Texas Law... 1997  
Sonya Michel A Tale of Two States: Race, Gender, and Public/private Welfare Provision in Postwar America 9 Yale Journal of Law & Feminism 123 (1997) The simultaneous expansion of employer-sponsored fringe benefits and of government welfare programs in the post-World War II period created what might be termed a public-private welfare state in the United States. These developments were continuous with the public-private partnership that had characterized American welfare provision since the...; Search Snippet: ...Of Law & Feminism 1997 a Tale of Two States: Race, Gender, and Public/private Welfare Provision in Postwar America Sonya Michel... 1997  
Patricia Hill Collins African-american Women and Economic Justice: a Preliminary Analysis of Wealth, Family, and African-american Social Class 65 University of Cincinnati Law Review 825 (Spring 1997) In contrast to countries that are far less affluent than the United States, the sizeable economic inequality characterizing social-class relations in the United States typically remains hidden. Buffered by a malleable social welfare state that expands and contracts in response to changing public perceptions of economic inequality and shaped by a...; Search Snippet: ...Review Spring 1997 Symposium on Race, Gender, and Economic Justice African- American Women and Economic Justice: a Preliminary Analysis of Wealth, Family, and African- American Social Class Patricia Hill Collins [Fna1] Copyright (C) 1997 University... 1997 African/Black American
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