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Volume 110 – Issue 3

Entrenched Racial Hierarchy: Educational Inequality from the Cradle to the LSAT

By Kevin Woodson. Full Text. For my contribution to this special issue of the Minnesota Law Review, I will attempt to situate the problem of black underrepresentation at America’s law schools within the broader context of racial hierarchy in American society. The former has generated an extensive body of legal scholarship and commentary, centering primarily…

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Reclaiming the Long History of the “Irrelevant” Nineteenth Amendment for Gender Equality

By Tracy Thomas. Full Text. The Nineteenth Amendment has been called an “irrelevant” amendment. The women’s suffrage amendment has been deemed insignificant as a constitutional authority, reduced to a historical footnote. In the Supreme Court canon, it has been diminished as a text that “merely gives the vote to women.” With the accomplishment of that…

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Glass Ceilings, Glass Walls: Intersections in Legal Gender Equality and Voting Rights One Hundred Years After the Nineteenth Amendment

Symposium Foreword by Jessica Szuminski. Full Text. The Nineteenth Amendment was a milestone for women’s rights but has often been criticized for being passed at the expense of people of color. Though a significant milestone, the Nineteenth Amendment was certainly not an endpoint for equality for women and in voting rights. In the one hundred…

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Reengineering Financial Market Infrastructure

By David A. Wishnick. Full Text. Scholars often portray financial regulators as eternal followers of the private sector, ever struggling to “keep pace” with technological change. But the image of the reactive, pace-keeping regulator obscures as much as it reveals. This Article challenges the conventional depiction by highlighting regulatory efforts to reengineer the infrastructure of…

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Disability Admin: The Invisible Costs of Being Disabled

By Elizabeth F. Emens. Full Text. Disability law has failed to account for a form of labor that especially burdens people with disabilities. That labor is the office-work of life, also called life admin. Disability spurs three main forms of life admin: medical admin, benefits admin, and discrimination admin. First, the managerial and secretarial labor…

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Subverting Title IX

By Emily Suski. Full Text. Thousands of sexual assaults happen to children in K–12 public schools each year, but the federal courts regularly allow the schools to do almost nothing in response. Title IX exists to ensure that public schools protect students from sexual assaults, harassment, and other forms of sex discrimination. Yet, the federal…

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