Pennsylvania, CHIP, and Discrimination against Transgender Youth
Pennsylvania, CHIP and Transgender Youth I have generally avoided politics on this website. But staying silent in these troubled times is really no longer an option. Today, I want to
Pennsylvania, CHIP and Transgender Youth I have generally avoided politics on this website. But staying silent in these troubled times is really no longer an option. Today, I want to
Upgrade to Windows 10? Maybe, Maybe Not. I upgraded my laptop to Windows 10 a few days ago. It was a slow process, but aside from that, I had no
The Wise Legacy How one professor transformed the nation For several years, my dear friend and colleague, Dan Siegel, told me about a book he was writing called The Wise
A Delivery Person Scared Me I moved recently. As many people will do when the pots, pans and dishes are packed up, I ordered dinner in. The easiest thing seemed
Do Women Lawyers Still Have to Wear Skirts in Court Rooms? On the Women in the Profession listserv of the Pennsylvania Bar Association, we had a lengthy discussion about women and
How Law Graduates Should Approach A Job Search Today, I was asked to answer this question on Quora, “What is the Best Way for Law School Graduates to Get a
Cameron’s People Messed Up I posted last Thursday about Kirk Cameron and the issues he had with Facebook. I made the assumption that individuals had been reporting the link to
Did Facebook Show Religious Bias Against Kirk Cameron? I learned on Thursday that Kirk Cameron is claiming his movie Unstoppable, had its website blocked from Facebook. I thought this was