Cynthia Barboza-Wilkes, REPRODUCING INEQUITY IN ORGANIZATIONS: GENDERED AND RACIALIZED EMOTIONAL LABOR IN PUBLIC ORGANIZATIONS, PhD Thesis (USC School of Public Policy) Emotional

labor research in public administration lags behind other fields, is often omitted from discussions of representative bureaucracy, and... [...]

Marcus Alan McGhee, Judicial Cognition of Gender Transition: One Court's Attempts at Combating Misgendering by Judges, 6 HOWARD HUMAN & CIVIL RIGHT L. REV. 1 (September 12,

2022). Members of the transgender community—especially those that identify as transgender women of... [...]

Michele Goodwin and Mary Ziegler have published an Op-Ed titled "The Next Anti-Abortion Tactic: Attacking the Spread of Information in the New York Times." Here is an excerpt:

Now that abortion has been banned in more than a dozen states,... [...]

The Washington Post reports on how three patients are navigating unexpected pregnancies in Pregnant and desperate in post-Roe America. Over the next decade, if recent trends

hold, more than a million people with unwanted pregnancies are likely to run up... [...]

NPR published an article covering how Bills targeting trans youth are growing more common -- and radically reshaping lives. An NPR analysis of this fast-changing landscape

found that over the past two years, state lawmakers introduced at least 306 bills... [...]

Kenneth Khoo & Jaclyn Neo, Gender Gaps in Legal Education: The Impact of Class Participation Assessments The gender gap is a well-studied phenomenon in education policy. While

prior research has illustrated the presence of this gap in U.S. Law Schools,... [...]

Paul Gugliuzza & Rachel Rebouche, Gender Inequality in Patent Litigation, 100 N.C. L. Rev. 1683 (2022) This Article presents an empirical study of gender diversity—or, more

accurately, the lack thereof—among the lawyers who handle patent cases in the federal courts,... [...]

Rachel Rebouche, Abortion Rights Referendums are Winning with State Battles Over Rights Replacing National Debate. Division over abortion did not start when the Supreme Court

abandoned constitutional protection for the right to have an abortion in Dobbs v. [...]

CFP Big Feminism: The 50th Anniversary of Signs Signs was founded in 1975 as part of an emergent tradition of feminist scholarship and has been publishing continuously ever

since, establishing itself as a preeminent journal in women’s, gender, and sexuality... [...]

What Legal Scholars are Writing About: 2022 Edition As 2022 comes to a close, it’s prime time to catch up on the latest legal scholarship published this year — and there’s

no shortage of content to explore! Are you wondering... [...]