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Carolyn Elefant blogs about solo and small firm law practice at Myshingle.com and recently posted this entry: “And Where Were the Solo Women Lawyers? (probably too busy blogging, running businesses and practicing law to complain…) “This article Women Aiming for … Continue reading
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Journal of Sexualities, Gender + Justice: Call For Papers About “Just Love”
The journal of sexualities, gender + justice is an independently peer-reviewed journal which aims to promote discussion of, and provide a forum for the analysis of, relations between and within sexualities, genders and law from critical and interdisciplinary perspectives. The … Continue reading
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Katha Pollitt on Betty Friedan
She wrote an article in The Nation entitled “Betty Friedan, 1921 – 2006,” and you can read the whole thing here. Below is an excerpt: … “In a spirited, much discussed polemic in the December American Prospect, retired law professor … Continue reading
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I Think We All Saw This Coming
South Dakota aiming to overturn Roe v. Wade: “The South Dakota House has passed a bill that would nearly ban all abortions in the state, ushering the issue to the state Senate. “Supporters are pushing the measure in hopes of … Continue reading
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Feminism and Hunting
Pharyngula and Firedoglake point out one aspect of Cheney’s ill-fated hunting trip that is not getting a lot of attention: “Monday’s hunting trip to Pennsylvania by Vice President Dick Cheney in which he reportedly shot more than 70 stocked pheasants … Continue reading
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The University of Wisconsin’s College Library’s Women’s Collection
According to this site: “…the collection provides books and videos emphasizing current women’s issues of interest to undergraduates, including the students in Women’s Studies courses. The collection includes titles about women’s health concerns and topics such as abortion, women and … Continue reading
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An Unexpectedly Good Book: “Smashed: Story of a Drunken Girlhood” by Koren Zailckas
I spent most of today in the Philadelphia airport, trying to get back to Columbia, SC through the blizzard. I started the day at 6 am, where I learned that one can walk underground from Broad and Locust streets in … Continue reading
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Anne Lamott: “The Rights Of the Born”
Writer Anne Lamott published an Op-Ed in the LA Times about abortion; the beginning part is posted below. “EVERYTHING WAS going swimmingly on the panel. The subject was politics and faith, and I was on stage with two clergymen with … Continue reading
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Feminism and Complacency
At the “Media Girl” blog contributor Matsu writes: “The recent death of Betty Friedan reminded me how out of touch women are with one another over the issue of Feminism. “A second generation of women, the grandchildren of the Feminists … Continue reading
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Phyllis Horn Epstein: “Women-at-Law: Lessons Learned Along the Pathways to Success”
“[A]uthor Phyllis Horn Epstein interviewed over 100 women lawyers of all ages, backgrounds,and lifestyle in a wide variety of practice settings in the nation….Women-at-Law provides women with ideas and suggestions about how to deal with their professional and personal goals … Continue reading
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The Western Law Professors of Color Conference, “Pale Promises: Confronting the Rights Deficit,” 3/31 thru 4/2 at California Western School of Law
The Western Law Professors of Color Conference, “Pale Promises: Confronting the Rights Deficit,” will take place March 31st through April 2, 2006 at California Western School of Law in San Diego, California. Students, non-law profs & non-academics are welcome! Full … Continue reading
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“Spot-On” Takes On Caitlin Flanagan’s Teenaged Fellation Article
Chris Nolan’s post begins: “Oh joy. Yet another issue of The Atlantic Monthly lands in my mailbox and yet again – it’s been a year now that I’ve been keeping track – it contains a minimal contribution from women writers. … Continue reading
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Will Maureen Dowd Stop Using “Female” as a Pejorative?
NYT columnist Maureen Dowd often disparages male political figures by comparing them to women. For example, in a 11/01/05 column, to show how despicable she though Cheney and his cronies were, she said that they were “catty,” a “Mean Girls … Continue reading
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The Big Fat Carnival – First Edition!
Alas (a blog) has collected a lot of links to blog posts about weight, size, dieting and body image, grouped loosely by subject area, including: “Section Four: Fat, Gender and Feminism.” Another good source of body acceptance posts can be … Continue reading
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Carrie Yang Costello:”Professional Identity Crisis: Race, Class, Gender, and Success at Professional Schools”
The Amazon.com summary: “The fact that women and people of color tend to underperform at professional schools is a source of controversy. Conservatives blame affirmative action, while liberals blame intentional discrimination. The extensive research reported in Professional Identity Crisis belies … Continue reading
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