More than you probably want to know
Posted in Posts on Oct 9th, 2017
I owe my worklaw students apologies for being so delayed on podcasts. Scripts for everything we’ve covered since the last quiz except for discrimination are on TWEN, and the discrimination one will be available Wednesday. I still have to record the two new ones, but hope to have those available tomorrow. In the meantime, there […]
Posted in Posts on Nov 19th, 2015
Quite a few of the cases or problems in my criminal law class involve rape or sexual assault. The casebook I use has a different approach to teaching criminal law that doesn’t separate out these kinds of crimes from other kinds of crimes. There are disadvantages to this, largely because the law surrounding sexual violence […]
Posted in Posts on Jan 24th, 2014
Given our discussion in my seminar on Tuesday about parental leave, gender, and feminism, this timely article in the Atlantic seemed worth sharing: Liza Mundy, Daddy Track: The Case for Paternity Leave
Posted in Posts on Apr 17th, 2013
thenation: Black girls are more likely to be suspended from middle or high school than black boys or white girls. http://t.co/kG72Q0JULD Original Tweet: http://twitter.com/thenation/status/324700194430148608 Sent via TweetDeck (www.tweetdeck.com)
Posted in Posts on Jan 10th, 2013
metkelaw: Women Lead Few Financial Firms, Despite Getting Better Results http://t.co/XrhcsLNg Original Tweet: http://twitter.com/metkelaw/status/289486840380157952 Sent via TweetDeck (www.tweetdeck.com)
Posted in Podcast Summaries on Apr 4th, 2012
Podcast audio version: harassment
Posted in Posts on Feb 22nd, 2012
These have nothing to do with each other except that they both relate to issues relevant to my gender seminar–and in part to employment discrimination. First, the District Court for the Northern District of California has struck down the defense of marriage act, applying heightened scrutiny to the federal office of personnel management’s refusal to […]
