Columbia Journal of Gender and Law

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• THE RIGHT FAMILY.
• MY BROTHER'S KEEPER, MY SISTER'S NEGLECTOR: A CRITIQUE AND EXPLANATION OF SINGLE-SEX INITIATIVES FOR BLACK BOYS.
• UNDERSTANDING ILLICIT INSEMINATION AND FERTILITY FRAUD, FROM PATIENT EXPERIENCE TO LEGAL REFORM.
• WE ARE NOT STRUCK WITH BLINDNESS: THE ESTABLISHMENT CLAUSE AND RELIGIOUSLY MOTIVATED STATE PREEMPTION OF MUNICIPAL NON-DISCRIMINATION LAW.
• RAPING INDIAN COUNTRY.
• CRUEL OPTIMISM: ZIKA, LEX SPORTIVA, AND BODIES OF (ALLEGED) CONTAGION.
• DOES CLIMATE CHANGE INCREASE THE RISK OF CHILD MARRIAGE? A LOOK AT WHAT WE KNOW - AND WHAT WE DON'T - WITH LESSONS FROM BANGLADESH AND MOZAMBIQUE.
• A NEW RATIONALE FOR THE DOCTRINE OF PROVOCATION: APPLICATIONS TO CASES OF KILLING AN UNFAITHFUL SPOUSE.
• BIOPOLITICAL AND NECROPOLITICAL CONSTRUCTIONS OF THE INCARCERATED TRANS BODY.
• RELIGIOUS LIBERTY, IMMIGRATION SANCTUARY, AND UNINTENDED CONSEQUENCES FOR REPRODUCTIVE AND LGBTQ RIGHTS.

Featured documents

• INTERSECTIONALITY SQUARED: INTRASTATE MINIMUM WAGE PREEMPTION & SCHUETTE'S SECOND-CLASS CITIZENS.
• Intimate partner violence against Asian American women: moving from theory to strategy.
• Obscenity, morality, and the First Amendment: the first LGBT rights cases before the Supreme Court.
• RELIGIOUS LIBERTY, IMMIGRATION SANCTUARY, AND UNINTENDED CONSEQUENCES FOR REPRODUCTIVE AND LGBTQ RIGHTS.
• "Woman" in the European human rights system: how is the reproductive rights jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights constructing narratives of women's citizenship?
• "Just another little black boy from the South Side of Chicago": overcoming obstacles and breaking down barriers to improve diversity in the law professoriate.
• Transparent: when legal fictions and judicial imagination make facts disappear, they enforce transphobic discrimination.
• Black Alice.
• Brief of 172 members of the U.S. House of Representatives and 40 U.S. Senators as Amici Curiae in support of respondent Edith Schlain Windsor, urging affirmance on the merits.
• ADVOCACY IN PRACTICE: WOMEN OF COLOR AND OUR ALLIES.