I've just published the 2020 edition of Women and the Law (Thomson Reuters). It is an annual edition of selected works on women and the law likely to be of interest to practitioners

in the field. Kind of a "greatest... [...]

Lolita Buckner Inniss, "While the Water is Stirring": Sojourner Truth as Proto-agonist in the Fight for (Black) Women’s Rights, 100 Boston U. L. Rev. 1637 (2020) This Essay

argues for a greater understanding of Sojourner Truth’s little discussed role as... [...]

I've just posted a new book chapter, The Long History of Feminist Legal Theory, forthcoming in in The Oxford Handbook of Feminism and Law in the United States (Deborah L. Brake,

Martha Chamallas & Verna L. Williams eds. Oxford Univ.... [...]

Lesley Wexler, #MeToo and Law Talk, 29 Univ. Chicago Legal F (2019) How Americans talk when they talk about #MeToo is often deeply rooted in the law—even in non-legal settings,

participants in the #Me-Too conversation often deploy legal definitions of... [...]

I’ve updated and expanded my guide to submitting to online law review companions at 60 law schools. It is here on SSRN.  As before, the document contains information about

word count limitations, subject matter preferences, submission details and other guidelines authors may find relevant when considering sending their work to law review [...]

Juliane Röleke is currently a PhD candidate in history at Humboldt-University Berlin and at Leibniz-Centre for Contemporary Historical Research Potsdam. She has studied history

and social sciences in Berlin and Belfast and is working on a project about violence and gender in everday-life during the conflict in Northern Ireland. [...]

In this interview, Professor Deborah Gordon (Drexel), one of the editors of Feminist Judgments: Rewritten Trusts & Estates Opinions (2020), talks about critical opinion writing

and the challenges of rewriting opinions using precedents and facts in existence at the time of the original opinion. [...]

Lori Andrews, Is Sex Discrimination in Medical Research Thwarting a Cure for COVID? Despite the knowledge we might gain about COVID-19 and other infectious diseases from research

on women, most medical research focuses on men. A study of heart disease—the... [...]

In the recent case of the Trump challenge to the Pennsylvania votes, garnering much scholarly attention, one issue is the appropriate remedies for equal protection violations

and the question of leveling up or leveling down. See Trump for President v.... [...]