Most Recent Additions
Erasing Evidence of Historic Injustice: The Cannabis Criminal Records Expungement Paradox
Julie E. Steiner
THE LONG ROAD TO POWER FOR WOMEN IN POLITICS
Timothy Vercellotti
FROM SUFFRAGE TO SUBSTANTIVE HUMAN RIGHTS: THE CONTINUING JOURNEY FOR RACIALLY MARGINALIZED WOMEN
Bandana Purkayastha
WOMEN, POLITICS, AND GENDER INEQUALITY
Joya Misra
“NOT AS A FAVOR, NOT AS A PRIVILEGE, BUT AS A RIGHT”: WOMAN SUFFRAGISTS, RACE, RIGHTS, AND THE NINETEENTH AMENDMENT
Joan Marie Johnson
EXCERPT FROM “MASSACHUSETTS IN THE WOMAN SUFFRAGE MOVEMENT: REVOLUTIONARY REFORMERS”
Barbara Berenson
“NASTY” WOMAN AND “VERY HAPPY YOUNG GIRL”: THE POLITICAL CULTURE OF WOMEN IN DONALD TRUMP’S AMERICA
John Baick
FAMILY LAW—STATES SHOULD CREATE A HEIGHTENED STANDARD OF REVIEW FOR CONTRACTS THAT DETERMINE THE DISPOSITION OF FROZEN EMBRYOS IN CONTESTED DIVORCE CASES
Stacie L. Provencher
LABOR & EMPLOYMENT LAW—THE CASE OF CAMARGO AND THE CONUNDRUM OF DEFINING WORKER STATUS UNDER MASSACHUSETTS WORKPLACE LAWS
Victoria Arend Carbone
CRIMINAL LAW—DOES A CONFESSION MATTER? A DEFENDANT’S CONFESSION AS IRRELEVANT TO PROVE HIS GUILT
Doron Menashe and Guy Alon
*Updated as of 07/29/21.