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Channels It Should Never Be Justified: A Critical Examination of the Binary Paradigm Used to Categorize Police Shootings
Remedies for Police Shootings: A Comment on Slater
Reflections on Reproductive Justice and Family Policing Symposium
Cracking Graham: Police Department Policy and Excessive Force
The Intersecting Politics of Abortion, Pregnancy, & Family Policing
Resisting Arrest: Shifting the Focus of the New York Police Department
Our Bodies, Our Price: Accepting Commodification and Racial Categorization in Assisted Reproductive Technology
The Paradox of Policing as Protection: A Harm Reduction Approach to Prostitution Using Safe Injection Sites as a Guide
Re-Righting History: A Critical Race Perspective of Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization
What Should a Constitutional Law Casebook Be?
Prosecuting Sexual Exploitation and Trafficking Abroad: Congress, the Courts, and the Constitution
Gender Law: After Twenty-Five Years
Foreword: Gender Journals and Gender Equality: Reflections on Twenty-five Years of the Duke Journal of Gender Law and Policy
Editors’ Note
Journal Staff
“We Will See That You Are Troubled Right Along”: Women and the Politics of the Early Federal Income Tax
Chaos, Accomplishment, and Work, or, What I Learned on Paternity Leave
Why the Nineteenth Amendment Matters Today: A Guide for the Centennial
Constitutional Pronouns
Me Too? Race, Gender, and Ending Workplace Sexual Harassment
In Harm’s Way: Gender and Human Rights in National Security
Working to Fail
Annie Get Your Gun: The Constitution, Women, and Involuntary Service in Combat
Looking Beyond the Easel: Artists’ Contexts and Resale Payments
Re-Affirming the Value of the Sports Exception to Title IX’s General Non-Discrimination Rule
