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The “Pink Ghettos” Of Public Interest Law: An Open Secret, Sandra Simkins
The “Pink Ghettos” Of Public Interest Law: An Open Secret, Sandra Simkins
Buffalo Law Review
There is a downside to public interest law careers and law school pro bono work for women. Law schools cue women to enter and remain at lower rungs of the profession by normalizing women in “caregiving” roles and locking predominantly female clinicians who do public interest work into a lower level status. The ABA contributes to this structural devaluation by ignoring female public interest lawyers. When combined with the culture of public interest organizations, these factors contribute to women’s stagnant progress in the legal profession.
This Article is the first to address this issue comprehensively. It describes the challenges women …
Gender Diversity And Disparity In The Legal Profession: An Empirical Analysis Of The Gender Profile In National Law Firms And Law Schools, Edward S. Adams, Samuel P. Engel
Gender Diversity And Disparity In The Legal Profession: An Empirical Analysis Of The Gender Profile In National Law Firms And Law Schools, Edward S. Adams, Samuel P. Engel
Buffalo Law Review
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Career Patterns Of Male And Female Lawyers, Linda Liefland
Career Patterns Of Male And Female Lawyers, Linda Liefland
Buffalo Law Review
No abstract provided.