Tag: Law and Justice

Articles in gender & sexuality tagged with law-and-justice

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Judith Levine

The Problem of Punishment

Rapists should be held accountable. But is more incarceration the best way?

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David Sehat

The Religious-Liberty Attack on Transgender Rights

Conservative Christians are out to restore their historical legal privileges.

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Judith Levine

The Online–Sex Predator Panic

Moralistic efforts to guard against online predation do more harm than good.

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Nancy F. Cott

In Same-Sex Marriage Case, a Contest over History

History really matters in Obergefell v. Hodges.

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Judith Levine

Same-Sex Marriage Is Not Sexual Liberation

Without sexual liberation, sexual oppression and sexual violence will continue.

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Judith Levine

Elder Consent: The New Sex Panic?

One report on purported elder abuse describes victims as dependent captives “in highly sexualized environments.”

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Elizabeth Bruenig

Sex Is Serious

When it comes to consent, feminists and Christians agree.

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Judith Levine

Lena Dunham Wasn’t a Pedophile, and Neither Were You

Why are we even debating whether a seven-year-old child was a child molester?

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Simon Waxman

A Hobby Lobby Afterthought

The Supreme Court never agreed that access to contraceptives is a compelling government interest. The consequences may be significant.

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Simon Waxman

Justice Roberts Should Visit an Abortion Clinic

The buffer zone decision is wonderfully logical but also divorced from real experience.

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