Kate Redburn
@kredburn.bsky.social
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Associate Prof. and Director, Center for Gender & Sexuality Law, Columbia Law School.
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kredburn.bsky.social
Such a pleasure to join @imarajones.bsky.social on @translash.org to talk about the history of anti-queer and trans surveillance
translash.org
This week on TransLash Podcast, @imarajones.bsky.social sits down with @kredburn.bsky.social and @ziembavision.bsky.social to discuss the DHS rolling back limitations on surveillance based on gender identity and sexual orientation.

🎧 Listen now: linktr.ee/translashmedia
kredburn.bsky.social
So, no, this is not a tit for tat situation. Context and power matter a lot. Rounding everything up to “cancel culture”
or ”consequence culture” only advances one highly motivated perspective.
kredburn.bsky.social
Recall that the closest analogue was allegations that the Biden admin was connected to social media moderation policy. Justice Barrett found no “concrete link.”
kredburn.bsky.social
Part of the success of “cancel culture” as a meme is that it makes dissimilar activity look the same. Protesting a speaker is not the same as shunning sexual predators is not the same as the federal government silencing dissent.
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azizaahmed.bsky.social
I wrote a book that I hope helps people think about the relationship between law, science, social movements, &political economy.

It tells the story of how feminists transformed the response to AIDS to ensure better access to healthcare.

Avail for preorder!

www.cambridge.org/core/books/r...
Risk and Resistance
Cambridge Core - American Studies - Risk and Resistance
www.cambridge.org
kredburn.bsky.social
It can be hard to keep up with all the ways the feds are going after trans folks- really helpful analysis of concerning developments at FTC from @lookheron.bsky.social
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lindsaywiley.bsky.social
There are two big legal issues when states try to fill gaps in fed health insurance regulations: (1) the insurance issue is more likely to require new state legislation than the pharmacy issue & (2) states can’t touch two of the biggest types of insurance - “self-insured” employer plans & Medicare
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lindsaywiley.bsky.social
Several states are moving fast to remove barriers, but their power over insurance coverage is more limited than their power to permit pharmacists to give vaccines.…
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caseyparks.bsky.social
Subpoenas made public this week show the government is demanding doctors turn over a wide range of sensitive, identifiable data about its trans patients — everything from social security numbers to Zoom records, notes, addresses, "everything written or recorded." Our story: wapo.st/4lAnkRy
Government’s demand for trans care info sought addresses, doctors’ notes, texts
Legal experts said the Justice Department subpoenas related to medical care for transgender minors appear to be unprecedented.
wapo.st
kredburn.bsky.social
The astounding triumph Born in Flames by @benchansfield.bsky.social is out! The rare work of history that changes common sense - in this case the burning of the Bronx and other cities in the 70s - while also making revelatory moves for theory and historiography.
www.nytimes.com/2025/08/20/b...
When the Bronx Burned, Tenants Died and Landlords Got Rich
www.nytimes.com
kredburn.bsky.social
The insurance companies are required to comply as a condition of participation.
kredburn.bsky.social
I don’t understand the objection. This is reporting about a ban being implemented in federally managed plans.
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prisonculture.bsky.social
Today is publication day and I can't wait for my pre-ordered copy to arrive. CONGRATULATIONS BENCH! Get your own copy today and read it with others.
benchansfield.bsky.social
Less than one week until the publication of BORN IN FLAMES! It makes a huge difference if you *preorder* before 8/19! Get the book from any outlet and my press will send you these 4 beautiful stickers once you fill out the form copied below.
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yuvrajjoshi.bsky.social
Back to school! ✨📚 Excited to teach “Law and Inequality” again at @brooklynlawschool.bsky.social, joined by these wonderful scholars:

Alice Abrokwa
Matthew Patrick Shaw
Russell Robinson
@kredburn.bsky.social
@lauraportuondo.bsky.social
Maureen Edobor
Susan Sturm
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gemmadonofrio.bsky.social
Hi all, I am on the legal academic job market this year. My job talk paper focuses on pronatalism in tort law, and the complexity of claims seeking recourse for deprivation of abortion in light of Dobbs. Happy to send it upon request, feedback is always welcome!

papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....
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kmtani.bsky.social
Torts teachers: the 2025 edition of the completely FREE Witt-Tani casebook is now up on the CALI website! Thanks again to @johnfabianwitt.bsky.social for adding me as a co-author a few editions back. I love this book & love hearing from those of you who use it! www.cali.org/books/torts-...
Torts: Cases, Principles, and Institutions | CALI
www.cali.org
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martylederman.bsky.social
Very disheartening (& gratuitously cruel) that the federal government has gone all the way from (i) Title IX requires schools to allow transgender students access to restrooms (which is correct) to (ii) Title IX prohibits schools from doing so (which ain't).[1]
www.washingtonpost.com/education/20...
Education Dept. says it’ll pull funding from five Virginia districts over gender policies
The Education Department investigated the schools’ transgender policies after a complaint was filed by a group founded by senior White House official Stephen Miller.
www.washingtonpost.com
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jillhasday.bsky.social
On this day in 1924, Phyllis Schlafly was born. She spearheaded efforts to block ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment in the 70s and 80s, in part by denying the persistence of discrimination against women. Then she tried to get an important post in the Reagan admin & was passed over. #WeTheMen
Phyllis Schlafly
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a-lpe.bsky.social
⭐️ Are you a scholar 1-3 years away from the job market? Learn more about applying to our emerging scholars program at this link: lawandpoliticaleconomy.org.
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a-lpe.bsky.social
📢 Heads up! The Association of Law & Political Economy is accepting submissions for our first-ever conference starting THIS Friday 🎉
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harpers.bsky.social
“The hand that torched the Bronx and scores of other cities,” Ansfield writes, “was that of a landlord impelled by the market and guided by the state.”

Dan Piepenbring on Born in Flames, by Bench Ansfield (@benchansfield.bsky.social).
New Books, by Dan Piepenbring
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