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Read MoreELIMINATION OF THE LOCKER ROOM CLOSET: ANALYSIS OF LEGAL AVENUES AVAILABLE TO GAY ATHLETES
Professional gay athletes should not have to hide their sexuality. Instead, public awareness of gay athletes’ rights must be increased.
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Read MoreCongratulations to Ralph Carter on Winning the Harold Birns Prize
Ralph Carter, Executive Note and Comments Editor, was awarded the prestigious Harold Birns Prize.
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Read MoreTitle VII at 50
On April 4-5, 2014, the Journal for Civil Rights and Economic Development hosted a symposium commemorating the 50th Anniversary of Title VII.
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Read MoreCongratulations to the new JCRED Executive Board ’14-’15.
The ’13-’14 Board would like to introduce, welcome and congratulate the new Executive Board for JCRED. The current board knows this new board will continue JCRED’s tradition of publishing excellent scholarship.
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Read MoreAvigail Goldglancz Published on the Jurist
Associate Editor Avigail Goldglancz has had her work posted on the Jurist regarding how the Obama administration’s can fulfill the promise of equal access to free contraception for all women.
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Read MoreSpring 2014 Title VII Symposium Call for Participation
On April 4-5, 2014, St. John’s will be hosting a symposium commemorating this important milestone, featuring panelists and speakers who will assess the past, present and future of Title VII.
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Read MoreThe Contraception Mandate’s Compromise: Equal Access To Free Contraception
Although the “Contraception Mandate” was promulgated so that women will have equal access to free contraception, the Mandate’s many exemptions together with the religious controversy it has stirred has made this goal an impossible reality.
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Read MoreRegulating New York City Stop-&-Frisk: Putting an End to Race-Based Stops
New York City needs to adopt Judge Scheindlin’s plan for reform and incorporate a plan recently created by the city of Philadelphia to eliminate similar problems it had with its stop-and-frisk policy.
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ELIMINATION OF THE LOCKER ROOM CLOSET: ANALYSIS OF LEGAL AVENUES AVAILABLE TO GAY ATHLETES
Professional gay athletes should not have to hide their sexuality. Instead, public awareness of gay athletes’ rights must be increased.
Read More
Congratulations to Ralph Carter on Winning the Harold Birns Prize
Ralph Carter, Executive Note and Comments Editor, was awarded the prestigious Harold Birns Prize.
Read More
Title VII at 50
On April 4-5, 2014, the Journal for Civil Rights and Economic Development hosted a symposium commemorating the 50th Anniversary of Title VII.
Read More
Congratulations to the new JCRED Executive Board ’14-’15.
The ’13-’14 Board would like to introduce, welcome and congratulate the new Executive Board for JCRED. The current board knows this new board will continue JCRED’s tradition of publishing excellent scholarship.
Read More
Avigail Goldglancz Published on the Jurist
Associate Editor Avigail Goldglancz has had her work posted on the Jurist regarding how the Obama administration’s can fulfill the promise of equal access to free contraception for all women.
Read More
Spring 2014 Title VII Symposium Call for Participation
On April 4-5, 2014, St. John’s will be hosting a symposium commemorating this important milestone, featuring panelists and speakers who will assess the past, present and future of Title VII.
Read More
The Contraception Mandate’s Compromise: Equal Access To Free Contraception
Although the “Contraception Mandate” was promulgated so that women will have equal access to free contraception, the Mandate’s many exemptions together with the religious controversy it has stirred has made this goal an impossible reality.
Read More