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By Diane J. Klein
Sometime in the 1920s, President Calvin Coolidge famously remarked that "The business of America is business." In fact, however, a recurring - albeit illegitimate - part of the conduct of American business has long consisted in policing gendered norms of identity and behavior in the workplace. Time and again, civil rights advocates have challenged gender-based ideas about who is entitled to contr...
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