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I Won Landmark Same-Sex Marriage Case. Here’s Why I’m Optimistic About Transgender Rights.
“Time and connection have brought us to a moment where we have a real opportunity to pass the Equality Act to update our civil rights laws for the modern era,” writes Mary Bonauto ’87, civil rights project director at GLAD, in an op-ed for USA Today.
NH Police Department Under Fire for Listing ‘Qualified Immunity’ as Job Perk in Recruitment Post
“The ad is correct," Professor Deborah Ramirez, founder of Northeastern Law's Criminal Justice Task Force, tells 7News Boston. "It is a good recruiting tool to say to anyone in that job, ‘No matter what you do, whether you commit a crime, put your knee on someone’s neck for nine minutes, you will not be held financially liable."
Papers We’re Reading: Privacy Law’s False Promise
Consumers’ Research provides a great overview of Professor Ari Ezra Waldman's Washington University Law Review paper, "Privacy Law's False Promise."
Join us Virtually for Women in the Law 2021
Join us today for the 13th annual Women in the Law conference! The stellar speaker lineup features Nina Totenberg, NPR's Legal Affairs Correspondent, who will join Mielle Marquis, director of external affairs, to talk about her close friendship with RBG, her role as a trailblazer in journalism and much more; Michele Coleman Mayes, vice president, general counsel and secretary of the New York Public Library, who will be interviewed by the Honorable Victoria Roberts ’76; and Shirley Leung, columnist and associate editor at The Boston Globe, who will deliver a special presentation. Topical panels and breakouts and a mindfulness exercise led by mindfulness consultant Brenda Fingold will further help to bring this year's theme, All In: Reimagining Inclusive Workplaces, to life.
What Does Justice Stephen Breyer’s Retirement Mean for the Supreme Court?
President Biden has a chance to make history with his Supreme Court pick, but he'll need the deadlocked Senate’s approval. Will he get it? Professors Martha Davis and Jeremy Paul share their insights...
If it’s Trending on Social Media, He’s Probably Heard About It
Northeastern News spotlights Terrence Johnson, a 2020 graduate of Northeastern’s Master of Science in Media Advocacy, who has gone on to co-host a new YouTube show produced by WGBH that features analysis and insights about how social media users are engaging with the social, economic and cultural issues of the day.
Overwhelming Support for Banning Face Surveillance in Boston: When We Fight, We Win!
Northeastern Law’s Professor Woodrow Hartzog was among the tech and policy experts who gave testimony before the Boston City Council last week in support of a proposed ban on facial recognition surveillance.
Joe Kennedy III Accepted $2,500 From A Private Prison Corporate PAC In 2012
Accepting political contributions from for-profit prisons, either directly or indirectly from a PAC, strikes me as inconsistent with the objectives of many advocates for prison reform and decarceration,” Professor Daniel Medwed tells the New Boston Post.
US-, China- and EU-First Nationalism and COVID-19 Technology Hoarding Push the Rest of the World to the End of the Line
We must focus on what can be done to secure the up-front conditions that will guarantee COVID-19 vaccines and therapies truly benefit everyone, no matter where they live,"" writes Professor Brook Baker in his latest blog for Health GAP. ""Global solidarity is not naive – it is a necessity."" "