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Vol. 11, Issue 3, 2024August 16, 2024 EDT

The Road to Equity- Have Women Made Adequate Progress?

Renalia DuBose, B.S, M.S., Ed. S., J.D.,
Women's RightsAdvocacyEqualityEquityCivil RightsHuman RightsLGBTQ+
Photo by Unseen Histories on Unsplash

Articles in Vol. 11, Issue 3, 2024

Vol. 11, Issue 3, 2024
  • The Problem That "Will Recur": _Sunny Handicraft v. Envision This!_ And The Problem of Properly Classifying Foreign, Non-Corporate Business Entities
    Nicholas G. Glover
  • The Road to Equity- Have Women Made Adequate Progress?
    Renalia DuBose
  • "The Winner Takes It All:" The Public Use Doctrine's Disparate Impact on Impoverished Communities in Natural Gas Production
    Alana Siock
  • An Accountant's Case Against Merging The Accounting Major With STEM Education
    Harvey Gilmore
  • The Attorney's Guidebook To Handling UN And OAS Visas: Understanding The US' Obligation In IGO Visa Issuance
    Nicolas Garon
  • Releasing the Separation of Church and State: The Constitutionality of Released Time Programs in Public Education
    Grace Keel Buchanan
LMU Law Review
Renalia DuBose, The Road to Equity- Have Women Made Adequate Progress?, 11 LMU Law Review 38 (2024).
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