Diagnosing Discrimination: How Legal Gaps and Business Practices Fail Women with Disabilities in Healthcare
Women with disabilities are legally vulnerable and are not believed by healthcare providers. They face the additional challenge of proving they are disabled, often while overcoming existing historical, medical, and […]
Reproducing Citizenship
There is a deli I like to visit in Newark, New Jersey. In fact, I visit so often that I have gotten to know the woman who takes my order […]
Pregnancy Exclusions in Advance Directives: A Post-Dobbs Equal Protection Argument
Advance directives––legal instruments that allow individuals to document their medical decision preferences in the event of later incapacitation––are a tool for safeguarding patient autonomy. Every state in the United States […]
Closeted Decisions: The Silent Impact of the Shadow Docket On LGBTQIA+ Communities
This Note explores how the Supreme Court’s “shadow docket,” its set of decisions made outside the full merits process, has increasingly shaped LGBTQIA+ rights. It focuses on three key tools: […]
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