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Content Posted in 2025

A Rose by Any Other Name Would Smell as Diluted: Does the Eleventh Circuit’s Interpretation of the Gingles’ Preconditions in Rose v. Sec’y Lack Poetic Justice?, Lucious Moore

Beyond Politics: Rethinking the Conversation on Gender-Affirming Care for Youth, Olivia Sanders

Discrimination that Requires a Remedy: The Case of Mothers of Children with Disabilities, Ewa Rejman

Editor’s Note, Olivia Greenblatt

Olmstead 25 Years Later: Advocating for Children with Mental Health and Behavioral Health Needs, Laura C. Hoffman

Race Centers as Critical Curriculum Spaces in U.S. Law Schools, Katheryn Russell-Brown and Vanessa Miller

Rituals of Reluctance: How Loper Bright Further Obscures Civil Rights’ Place in the Modern Administrative State, Cameron K. Obioha

Settled Enough: Immigration Status and Child Settlement Under the Hague Convention, Sara Hingson-Rodriguez

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The Anatomy of Creating a New Legal Discipline in Which Intersectionality is Integral: Teaching Employers to Accept the Importance of Workplace Discrimination and Understanding the Connection Between the Intersectionality Messages We Receive and How They Are Manifested in the Workplace Resulting in Violations of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and Lack of Diversity, Dawn D. Bennett-Alexander

The Migrant Family Separation Crisis: The Multifaceted Approach to End the Practice, Obtain Redress, and Prevent its Return, Mariela Olivares