That's Not Discrimination: American Beliefs and the Limits of Anti- Discrimination Law Page 1
Article That's Not Discrimination: American Beliefs and the Limits of AntiDiscrimination Law Katie …

This article explores the evolving relationship between the concept of discrimination in
international labour law and the socio‐economic phenomenon of inequality at work. While …

Due to social stigma, lack of social support, and minimal legal employment opportunities,
transgender women (transwomen) face elevated rates of unstable housing. This study …

Congress routinely fails to articulate the source of authority pursuant to which it enacts
federal statutes. This oversight forces the Supreme Court to sustain the constitutionality of …

Legal scholars critical of the role of lawyers in social movements have long warned of the
potential for litigation to transform and deradicalize a social movement's agenda.'Movement …

Over the past decade, inter-and intra-movement coalitions composed of organizations within
the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer (LGBTQ) and immigrant rights …

Biological reproduction and caring for young children incurs economic costs. For female
employees, the costs of reproduction may include the medical expenses of pregnancy and …

After the Supreme Court's decision in Shelby County v. Holder, voting rights activists
proposed a variety of legislative responses. Some proposals sought to move beyond …

Pregnancy-a health condition that only affects women-raises complicated questions
regarding the interaction of employment policies addressing sex discrimination and those …

Jannette Navarro, a single mother to four-year old Gavin, is a Starbucks barista working a
grueling, unpredictable, and fluctuating schedule.'Her schedule and number of hours vary …