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View AllNot Girls in a Gang nor a Gang of Girls: A Law-Focused Review of “Out in the Night”
August 11
The law uses the term “gang” too loosely. “Out in the Night” explores what happened when the term was applied to four young-adult black working-class lesbians from Newark.
Black Feminism, Criminal Justice, Criminal Law, Documentaries blog, Documentaries, Law-Genre Docs, LGBTQ, Social Justice University of Pennsylvania Carey Law students represent the United States as virtual delegates in conference on same sex marriage laws around the world
June 28
In Spring of 2021, the annual Waseda Transnational Program migrated to the internet. During the week-long program, students and scholars engaged in comparative analysis and discussion of the legal landscape of LGBTQ issues across the globe.
Global, International Comparative, International, Law School, LGBTQ, Students, Transnational The Regulatory Review commemorates Pride Month this June with a series of essays on how regulation affects LGBTQ+ communities
June 21
Administrative Law, LGBTQ, News, PPR, RegulationProf. Coglianese explains how the Supreme Court’s Fulton decision could undercut state and federal authority
June 21
Prof. Coglianese expounds upon his analysis of the decision in “A Trojan Horse from the Court’s Conservatives?” in The Regulatory Review.
Administrative Law, faculty perspectives, Faculty, LGBTQ, Regulation, Social Prof. Wolff anticipates that recent SCOTUS ruling could mean local government agencies’ broadly granting religious exemptions: WHYY
June 18
Conlaw, Faculty, Government, LGBTQ, Media, SCOTUS, Tobias Barrington WolffProf. Wolff cautions that Fulton could mean that religious organizations will challenge other anti-discrimination laws: USA Today
June 18
Faculty, Government, LGBTQ, Media, SCOTUS, Tobias Barrington WolffProf. Wolff anticipates that recent SCOTUS ruling could mean local government agencies’ broadly granting religious exemptions: WHYY
June 18
Conlaw, Faculty, Government, LGBTQ, Media, SCOTUS, Tobias Barrington WolffProf. Wolff cautions that Fulton could mean that religious organizations will challenge other anti-discrimination laws: USA Today
June 18
Faculty, Government, LGBTQ, Media, SCOTUS, Tobias Barrington WolffProf. Wolff anticipates that recent SCOTUS ruling could mean local government agencies’ broadly granting religious exemptions: WHYY
June 18
Conlaw, Faculty, Government, LGBTQ, Media, SCOTUS, Tobias Barrington WolffProf. Wolff cautions that Fulton could mean that religious organizations will challenge other anti-discrimination laws: USA Today
June 18
Faculty, Government, LGBTQ, Media, SCOTUS, Tobias Barrington WolffFeatured Books: Legal Battles for Marriage Equality
June 9
To celebrate LGBTQ+ Pride Month, we are featuring books and eBooks in our collection on the legal battles for marriage equality.
Books, ebooks, LGBTQ, Library News Loran Grishow-Schade MSW’20 ML’21 MSSP’21 selected to receive Dr. Andy Binns Impact Award for Outstanding Service to Graduate and Professional Student Life
May 20
The selection committee wrote that they wanted to recognize Grishow-Schade for their “critical engagement, leadership, and impact on initiatives related to gender identity across the University.”
Alumni, Awards, LGBTQ, ML, Social, Students