ONLINE EDITION
Foreword
If a foreword were to be limited to one word, and one word only, this foreword’s one word would be joy. It is a joy to introduce to you a diverse group of authors and their writings on the past, present, and future of a social justice movement that …
Bostock’s Inclusive Queer Frame
Bostock v. Clayton County is the Supreme Court’s first major decision on gay rights written since Justice Kennedy’s retirement. It is a victory for the LGBT community—a momentous one. But this Essay argues that Bostock is even more momentous than …
Termites in the Master’s House: Abortion Rap and Florynce Kennedy’s Contributions to Racial and Gender Justice
Contemporaries recognized Kennedy as “an outspoken activist for the rights of African Americans, women, sex workers, and members of the LGBT community.” In this way, Kennedy united social movements with divergent agendas. She believed that only …
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Accepted Notes from the March 2021 Notes and Comments Pool
March 2021 Notes and Comments Pool
Accepted Notes from the January 2021 Notes and Comments Pool
Join us for our event with @DukeLawJournal
where @K_Eichensehr will explain her novel Youngstown canon of construction on Monday at 12:30 Eastern! Zoom link here: https://duke.zoom.us/j/92732000238
Happy to see my article "Vagueness Attacks on Searches and Seizures" in print. Many thanks to the fine editors at @VirginiaLawRev for their hard work.
https://www.virginialawreview.org/articles/vagueness-attacks-on-searches-and-seizures/
THREAD: We just dropped the second issue of Volume 107! Check out the amazing scholarship on our website and below ⤵️ http://www.virginialawreview.org
Looking forward to this discussion with @curtisabradley ! Thanks to @ChristianIBale, @DukeLawJournal, and @VirginiaLawRev for hosting. https://twitter.com/ChristianIBale/status/1376978570979987460
Bittersweet to share the final @DukeLawJournal event of Volume 70 (cohosted with the @VirginiaLawRev)! We look forward to welcoming @K_Eichensehr at @DukeLaw!
Check out this thread on the history of the amicus brief, which cites Prof Allison Orr Larsen and Prof Neal Devins’s 2016 article, "The Amicus Machine"—read it here! https://www.virginialawreview.org/articles/amicus-machine/
At a time when it feels like we could all use a friend, let’s have a little thread on the history of the amicus brief, shall we? (Let’s.) ⚖️🧵...