JLG’s online journal is our newly revitalized home for timely and accessible feminist legal scholarship. The online journal complements our annual print edition with pieces from our annual symposium, student-written work, and journal articles. Where the print edition offers in-depth scholarship once a year, the online journal allows us to engage with emerging issues more quickly and reach a broader audience of scholars, practitioners, students, and advocates. Like all of our work, the online journal is grounded in an intersectional feminist approach to law and gender.
Recent Publications:
- Playing With House Money: Title IX’s Application to College Athlete CompensationErin Buzuvis* Introduction The June 2025 approval of the House v. National Collegiate Athletic Association[1] settlement represents the most transformative moment in the history of the NCAA, effectively… Read more: Playing With House Money: Title IX’s Application to College Athlete Compensation
- Examining Reproductive Rights in the Post-Chevron Era: Federal Agency Confusion, Emboldened Litigators, and the Role of CongressBy Liz McCaman Taylor, Manasi Raveendran, and Vidhi Bamzai* Federal agencies are vital tools for the execution of legislation enacted by Congress, despite frequent condemnation as a mere… Read more: Examining Reproductive Rights in the Post-Chevron Era: Federal Agency Confusion, Emboldened Litigators, and the Role of Congress
- Inordinate Delay as Denial: Lessons from Seeking Gender-Affirmation Surgery in PrisonsD Dangaran[1] Justice too long delayed is justice denied. – Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.[2] This essay underscores and explores a simple legal argument that is currently underutilized, but offers a lot… Read more: Inordinate Delay as Denial: Lessons from Seeking Gender-Affirmation Surgery in Prisons
- CRIMINAL JUSTICE FOR SURVIVORS: LESSONS FROM ONLINE REPORTINGDeborah Tuerkheimer* In Online Shaming and the Power of Informal Justice,[1] Hadar Dancig-Rosenberg and Anat Peleg examine a dynamic that has become ubiquitous since #MeToo sparked a global… Read more: CRIMINAL JUSTICE FOR SURVIVORS: LESSONS FROM ONLINE REPORTING
- Strategic Communications for Promoting School Sex Education Reform in Massachusetts to Combat Gender-Based Violence and Toxic MasculinityBy Harry Chiu **** H.673/S.318, “An Act Relative to Healthy Youth,” is a proposed Massachusetts bill that aims to reform sex education in K-12 schools. Based on current… Read more: Strategic Communications for Promoting School Sex Education Reform in Massachusetts to Combat Gender-Based Violence and Toxic Masculinity