Georgetown Journal of Gender and the Law
Recent Articles
More Than Just “Sex:” Title VII, the Expanding Meaning of Sex Discrimination, and the Court’s Role in Correcting Injustice
Charly Shane Gilfoil, Fall 2017
This Note argues that, in doing so, courts have expanded who and what claims fit under the category of “sex discrimination”… Continue Reading
Feminism(s), Progressive Corporate Law, and the Corporate Oppression Remedy: Seeking Fairness and Justice
Shannon Kathleen O’Byrne and Cindy A. Schipani, Fall 2017
The overarching purpose of this article is to build on the work of scholars who have identified what is wrong with corporate law… Continue Reading
The mission of The Georgetown Journal of Gender and the Law is to explore the impact of gender and sexuality on both the theory and practice of law. We are one of the only legal journals in the world to explicitly address these intersection between gender and sexuality.
Our journal’s three annual issues integrate cutting-edge legal scholarship and practical applications. One issue, the student-authored Annual Review of Gender and the Law, is the nation’s only comprehensive guide to legal issues relating to gender and sexuality. The Annual Review summarizes existing law and highlights recent changes. Practitioners, judges, advocacy organizations, and scholars alike rely on this important tool.