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Apr. 1, 2007
MCLE Self-Study
Though you might hope that gender bias would be less apt to develop in the legal world, it flourishes. Here's a look behind the enduring stereotypes that sustain it. by Joan C. Williams
By Joan C. Williams
Edited by Barbara Kate Repa
Elimination of Bias
Gender Bias in the Law
"Not a suitable job for a woman" is a phrase you rarely hear today. Most young women are brought up to think they can be anything they want to be. Yet women constitute only one-fifth of full professors, accordin...
Edited by Barbara Kate Repa
Elimination of Bias
Gender Bias in the Law
"Not a suitable job for a woman" is a phrase you rarely hear today. Most young women are brought up to think they can be anything they want to be. Yet women constitute only one-fifth of full professors, accordin...
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