The Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights (OCR) just issued a much-needed clarification of its prior guidance on the legality of single-sex classes within public schools. A clarification of a guidance of a law may seem like the epitome of bureaucratic mumbo jumbo, but, in this case, the clarification was needed to halt a runaway train—single-sex classes being implemented in public schools around the country in clear violation of existing law and designed in ways more likely to create gender inequality than eradicate it
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Last April, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of Peggy Young, a UPS driver who claimed she was the vi...
Media reports abound about a lawsuit filed by a woman in California against a man in Georgia who hir...
In recent years popular sentiment – on issues like marriage equality and legalization of medical mar...
Amid discussions of whether the FDA should approve a so-called Viagra for women, which creates a des...
The New Jersey Supreme Court recently ruled, unanimously, that the state may not find a newborn to b...
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There is no question that sports have changed women. Female sports participation has proven positive...
As academic law librarians, we should all be concerned with identifying whether our students are mee...
Last April, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of Peggy Young, a UPS driver who claimed she was the vi...
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