Volume XXI, No.2 - Wisconsin Journal of Law, Gender & Society

ARTICLES
Superstition-Based Injustice in Africa and the United States: The Use of Provocation as a Defense for Killing Witches and Homosexuals	Jennifer Dumin
Title IX and High School Opportunities: Issues of Equity on and in the Court	Suzanne E. Eckes
Family Values First When Federal Laws Collide: A Proposal to Create a Public Policy Exception to the Employment-At-Will Doctrine Based Upon Mandatory Parenting Duty	Pamela Gershuny

Sexual Harassment at Home: Altering the Terms, Conditions and Privileges of Rental Housing for Section 8 Recipients	Jill Maxwell
COMMENTS
Raging Hormones?: The Legal Obstacles and Policy Ramifications to Allowing Medical Monitoring Remedies in Hormone Replacement Therapy Suits	Tamara Jeanne Dodge
Let's Talk About Sex Honestly: Why Federal Abstinence-Only-Until-Marriage Education Programs Discriminate Against Girls, Are Bad Public Policy, and Should Be Overturned	Danielle LeClair

Last Updated: Monday, January 14, 2008

Volume XXI, No.2 Fall 2006