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THE HETERONORMATIVE LANGUAGE OF LAW: THE WIN IN BOSTOCK AND THE LOSS FOR TITLE IX
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No Exception for Ultra Vires Discrimination
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Good Initiative, Bad Judgement: The Unintended Consequences of Title IX's Proportionality Standard on NCAA Men's Gymnastics and the Transgender Athlete
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The Freedom to be Bound: Anti-discrimination Theology and the Ministerial Exception
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Algorithmic Bias in Hiring: Amending Title VII to Prohibit AI Discrimination
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Constitutionality of the rules governing sectional title schemes
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Reimagining Employment Discrimination Under Title VII: National Origin and Immigration Status After Bostock
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Ruminations on Mineral Code Articles 77–79: Can an Exception Really Swallow its Rule?
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Re-Organized Labor: Affirming Labor’s Relevance by Reframing its Image and Merging with Allies
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The FWS ruling: Legal simplicity or sport complexity?
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"Children should be seen and not heard": a re-evaluation of certain ancient rules of evidence and procedure that discriminate against the abused child
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Affirmative Action
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Title page and table of contents
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Polygenic disease risk scoring and genetic non-discrimination
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From Medical Exceptions to Reproductive Freedom
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A delicate balance : equality, non-discrimination and affirmative action in Namibian constitutional law, as compared to South African and U.S. constitutional law
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Employment Discrimination: Have the Federal Courts Reached a Consensus on How to Interpret Title VII Claims Alleged by Plaintiffs Who Identify as Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, or Transgender?
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One Text, Another Rendering Now: In the Wake of Hively v. Ivy Tech Cmty. Coll. of Ind., the Continuing Struggle to Define Sex Discrimination Under Title VII
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Religious Exceptions, Abortion, and Murder
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Pushback: Title VII Takes on Hobby Lobby
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Against a Medical Exception to Equal Protection
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The Ministerial Exception and Defamation: Navigating Churches’ Autonomy and Their Communications
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Race-Based Affirmative Action in American Legal Education
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Strengthening the Right to Accessible Web Sites for Consumers with Disabilities Through the Development of a Clear Test for the Nexus Rule Under Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act
