Jennifer Hendricks
@jenniferhendricks.bsky.social
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feminist law professor. regulation of pregnancy, gender and sports, relational feminist theory, ecofeminism.
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The law of pregnancy is overrun by a sexist ideology that masquerades as sex equality while denigrating gestation and other caretaking. Feminists must work to overthrow this skewed value system that subordinates women, devalues caretaking, and impoverishes the law of our fundamental rights.
Essentially a Mother: A Feminist Approach to the Law of Pregnancy and Motherhood a book by Jennifer Hendricks
Essentially a Mother argues that the law of pregnancy and motherhood has been overrun by sexist ideology. Courts have held that a pregnant woman's nine months of gestation hardly count in her claim to...
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the people who've been actually winning in red states
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Oh, goody, look who gets to be thrown under the bus.

"As the political scientist Adam Przeworski points out, Polish pro-democracy forces won only when they agreed to leave aside their bitter divisions over abortion until after they had succeeded."
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"It wanted to signal strength. Instead, it’s revealing its weakness. The administration’s need to break the academy is forcing it to make a desperately risky gamble." www.nytimes.com/2025/10/08/o...
Opinion | You Beat Trumpism by Banding Together. It’s as Hard and as Simple as That.
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I hear a lot of talk about legislatures in states like Ohio and Missouri blocking the will of the voters on abortion. Colorado is as blue as they come, but that doesn't mean there aren't arms of the state the think they're above the people.
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We are beginning trial today in our case on behalf of a class of all those incarcerated in Colorado fighting for their basic right to be free from involuntary servitude. But we shouldn’t have to be here. /1

www.westword.com/news/colorad...
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We are beginning trial today in our case on behalf of a class of all those incarcerated in Colorado fighting for their basic right to be free from involuntary servitude. But we shouldn’t have to be here. /1

www.westword.com/news/colorad...
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I think we need to start indicating "Trump 1" or "Trump 2" on these designations.
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[He wants] his children [to be] self-sufficient ... fixing, variously, a fan belt (using a pair of his wife’s stockings), a coffee machine and the automated cover for the swimming pool. “It’s important to me that they can survive,” he said.

Is it the reporter or Clooney who's being sarcastic here?
George Clooney says his children have a ‘much better life’ being raised in France than LA
The actor said that life on their French farm will be free of paparazzi, teach them self sufficiency and let them see his handyman skills, such as fixing the coffee machine
www.theguardian.com
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Wait, what is this about submitting "a condensed draft"?

"You must have a draft paper before you can even submit to the symposium, but we're not going to read it. LOL. You have to make us a separate, shorter version."

Do they mean a précis?
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I guess I should have expected something like this once I learned that they clap between movements here.
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We went to a concert, and there was a drunk guy who yelled "woo" when he liked the music, put his feet up, and staggered in and out of the concert hall, once coming back with a new drink. Much of which sounds normal for a concert until I tell you it was Beethoven's triple concerto and 5th symphony.
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look ai is completely destroying the world with massive pollution and is using up water at a concerning rate but at least you get to use technology that lies to you and is the primary propaganda mechanism by fascists
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Woe unto the world because of offenses; for it must needs be that offenses come; but woe to that man by whom the offense cometh.
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there's really a point where i genuinely fear for my own immortal soul, because even as i oppose this administration, i still am a part of this polity and am guilty of its sins
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NEW: By a 6–3 vote, the Supreme Court allows the Trump administration to cancel Temporary Protected Status for Venezuelan migrants.

KBJ, dissenting, says she "cannot abide our repeated, gratuitous, and harmful interference" while "lives hang in the balance."
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I view today's decision as yet another grave misuse of our emergency docket. This Court should have stayed its hand. Having opted instead to join the fray, the Court plainly mis- judges the irreparable harm and balance-of-the-equities factors by privileging the bald assertion of unconstrained executive power over countless families’ pleas for the sta- bility our Government has promised them. Because, re- spectfully, I cannot abide our repeated, gratuitous, and harmful interference with cases pending in the lower courts while lives hang in the balance, I dissent.
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I'm thinking about that as I work on an article about marriage (and what we in the biz call "nonmarriage") as a sharing institution. Anyway, here's a history of the Boulder Chautauqua, part of the Chautauqua Movement of the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. We could do this again!
Boulder’s Chautauqua Park: A History | Your Boulder
Boulder’s citizens put great value on the physical health and well being of their bodies. They also place a huge amount of emphasis on the health and well being of their minds. At the foot of the flat...
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My spouse (free-lance writer) recently told me (lawyer cum professor), "Sometimes when we have a really bad fight, I think about how, if you left me, I'd have to listen to the symphony from outside."
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Boulder has a Chautauqua Park with a concert hall--basically a big barn with lots of gaps in the walls. You can buy a ticket, like for a regular theater, or you can picnic outside and listen for free.
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But seriously ... we need to be out of the habit of reaching for the violence of the state as a response to every problem.
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Not to be a killjoy, but having watched the video: what exactly is the basis for arrest?
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A guy ran into a classroom at the University of Washington threw up Nazi salutes, yelled a bunch of slurs, then roughly 30 students chased him down, got him arrested.
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON STUDENTS DO NOT FUCK AROUND WITH NAZIS. THIS IS AN IMAGE OF A YOUNG WOMAN SPAYING PEPPER SPRAY ON A NAZI BOY. HE LOOKS VERY TERRIFIED.
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It seems like the argument would be that whatever immunity officials have while inside the building must also extend to transit to and from.
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I guess I mean something more like "Has a relevant body or official taken the position that the UN HQ Agreement bars enforcement of an ICC arrest warrant against an official traveling to or from the UN building in New York?"
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Has this been interpreted in comparable situations? It seems like there would be a fair argument that the point of the agreement is to prevent the host nation from acting on its own, but that in this case the impediment is coming from the ICC.
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(I think OP means it in the second sense.)
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"HC" is also used to refer to things you need to already know to succeed (ex: In law school, you should go to office hours for help and also to create material for rec letters.) You're often more likely to have learned those things from the HC at an elite college, or in an elite family.
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"HC" refers to the things taught implicitly rather than explicitly. It points out that education is a process of socialization, not just transmission of information. It often operates through what is excluded (ex: elementary school library with no books showing same-sex or mixed-race couples).
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I just finished reading the whole thing, and ... no, it isn't that they crafted a few screenshots. It's all like that. I don't know how people are even choosing what to screenshot.