Monthly Archive: October 2010

Pidgeonholing Kamala Harris: The implications of being labeled "The Female Obama"

Michelle Wolf, Student Writer, The Journal of Gender, Race & Justice Kamala Harris is a Democrat who is running for Attorney General in …

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The Basis for Opposing the Islamic Cultural Center: A Critical Race Theory Perspective

Navid Zarrinnal, Student Writer, The Journal of Gender, Race & Justice             Imam Feisal Rauf, a Sufi Muslim, has recently decided to …

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Fanning the Fire of Intolerance: Obama Skips on a Visit to a Sikh Temple for Fears of “Appearing Muslim”

Ghassan Harb, Student Writer, The Journal of Gender, Race & Justice          A particular news article caught my interest this week. …

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Snyder v. Phelps

Jessica Spoden, Student Writer, The Journal of Gender, Race & Justice The First Amendment of the United States Constitution provides that “Congress …

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Supporting Nursing Mothers: Gender Equity Requires Adequate Lactation Rooms

Amber Fricke, Student Writer, The Journal of Gender, Race & Justice Women and men should be treated equally. However, when treating men and …

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Transgender Senior Stripped of Homecoming Crown

Whitney Smith, Student Writer, The Journal of Gender, Race & Justice  Yet another disappointing move by public school officials occurred last week in …

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The Negative Consequences of Prison-Based Gerrymandering

Alexander Smith, Student Writer, The Journal of Gender, Race & Justice The private prison industry has been frequently criticized in recent years …

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