
An Incidence Of Homophobia At NYU Law?
When Bar Review turns dark.
When Bar Review turns dark.
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Contracts are now integrated into an end-to-end system, and efficiencies abound.
Sooner or later -- probably sooner -- this is an issue that this law school will have to come to grips with.
A legal recruiter pens a fantastic screed explaining the virtues of keeping your mouth shut if you're not a straight white guy.
Becker & Poliakoff issues yet another statement about how they won't fire a homophobe.
And now, time for some damage control.
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I’m not sure it’s fair to call the Vatican “homophobic.” Homophobia contemplates a kind of fear. It’s a prejudice that, like so many, comes out of ignorance. The Vatican is different. They think they’re at war with gays and lesbians — and who knows how many of these guys are at war with their own […]
When I first read this headline on the ABA Journal this morning, I became very excited: Poll Finds 55% Would Support Openly Gay Justice Gay Justice? How awesome! Justice is way too straight. Basic black letter laws and stuffy proceedings. It’d be far more exciting and visually interesting if Lady Justice was a little bit […]