* Feel utterly powerless at your law firm? You aren’t alone, and here are some tips for reclaiming your power. [Law and More]
* When you are engaging with a threatening opponent, make sure you never let your guard down. [Katz Justice]
* One of the lasting legacies of the Clarence Thomas confirmation hearing, about to get the dramatic treatment by HBO, is the creation of the Independent Women’s Forum, a conservative, anti-feminist powerhouse. [Slate]
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* Barbara MF Streisand is weighing in on the state of the Supreme Court, because why wouldn’t you care about what Funny Girl has to say about the Court. [Huffington Post]
* U.S. District Judge Jeremy D. Fogel is preaching the benefits of mindfulness. [WSJ Law Blog]
* Looking back on the history of legal blogging. [Big Law Business]
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* Yeah, cops have no idea how they are supposed to enforce the North Carolina anti-LGBTQ bill. [Gawker]
* Don’t forget! We are taking submission for ATL’s annual Law Revue Contest. Deadline is April 18th. [Above the Law]